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    Correctly positioned ground files

    Hi Arno! Thank you for answering. Exactly I was calculating lat/lon positions, but made it a little more easier for me. Firstly I positioned ground files in FS with the help of object placer program. To do that and to show up in the library, I exported ground files with gamepack 2004. So I...
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    Correctly positioned ground files

    Hello! I managed to work out methodical solution for asked question. Thank you!
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    Correctly positioned ground files

    Hello! Firstly, apologies for my bad English. After reading the WIKI about making ground polygons with the help of GMAX and FS2002 game pack. I managed to tweak the ASM file and ground was presented precisely in FS( no flickering, shadows etc). So no problem with that. The next part is to...
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