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"Airfield Zone"
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Hello:
If your ADE airport background polygon (aka "ABP") providing a flatten used a GUID with a MaskClassMap attribute as well as a flatten attribute, and it extends out beyond the edge of your custom photo-real area, the local land class texture mapped onto that ADE ABP may be what you are seeing.
If so, you can edit that ABP so that it has a "Flatten only" attribute.
If you need a better blend at the edge of your custom photo-real area into the real world land class appearance, place a separate ABP using a different land class type having the desired appearance, or make your custom photo-real area larger and utilize a Blend Mask.
GaryGB
If your ADE airport background polygon (aka "ABP") providing a flatten used a GUID with a MaskClassMap attribute as well as a flatten attribute, and it extends out beyond the edge of your custom photo-real area, the local land class texture mapped onto that ADE ABP may be what you are seeing.
If so, you can edit that ABP so that it has a "Flatten only" attribute.
If you need a better blend at the edge of your custom photo-real area into the real world land class appearance, place a separate ABP using a different land class type having the desired appearance, or make your custom photo-real area larger and utilize a Blend Mask.
GaryGB
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Hi again:
It appears that you may not have excluded and replaced, or otherwise covered up the FSX default ABP where it extends out beyond the edge of your custom photo-real area.
The local land class texture mapped onto that default ABP is likely what you are seeing:
I suggest that you make your custom photo-real area larger to cover up the FSX default ABP.
GaryGB
It appears that you may not have excluded and replaced, or otherwise covered up the FSX default ABP where it extends out beyond the edge of your custom photo-real area.
The local land class texture mapped onto that default ABP is likely what you are seeing:
I suggest that you make your custom photo-real area larger to cover up the FSX default ABP.
GaryGB
Hello:
You need to "Exclude" the default ABP with a CVX vector exclude polygon (not to be confused with a exclude 'rectangle'):
https://www.fsdeveloper.com/forum/threads/getting-rid-of-green-airport-background-rectangle.96012/
GaryGB
You need to "Exclude" the default ABP with a CVX vector exclude polygon (not to be confused with a exclude 'rectangle'):
https://www.fsdeveloper.com/forum/threads/getting-rid-of-green-airport-background-rectangle.96012/
GaryGB
