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OK, I'm a convert. The ADE146 is a great program. Wish I had embraced it sooner. One issue I am having though is even though I think I have directories set correctly, the excludes I have created don't work. Any suggestions?
 
What sort of excludes are you talking about?
 
Generic buildings on the southeast corner of the airport. I guess they are autogen. I established an exclude file and said exclude everything and nothing went away. I'm wondering if there is a scenery file in this same directory that is causing the problem. I won't be where I can test this until tomorrow night. I'll check back on Sunday.
 
If they are really autogen then an exclusion rectangle will not get rid of them. If you started from a stock airport in ADE then you will see the buildings in the ADE display. If they are in the display then you do not need to create an exclusion just select and delete the object in the ADE display. If you are leaving them in the display then it is the ADE bgl file that is putting them back after you exclude them. The reason you do not need to make your own excludes (indeed you should not) for objects that ADE displays is that the program has already done it for you (although you will not see them)
 
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