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MSFS20 Airport Polys

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Hello there.

I'm trying to figure it out, how to make my "asphalt" border work out with my " main asphalt poly" on the sim made on Blender.
Obviously even tho if i specify different Z Location (0m for the main as asphalt poly and 0.01m for my border asphalt). I get some heavy Zfighting within the sim.

Tried to look for answers on the forum but nothing i could find about it.
 
I am not familiar with blender. You could try to exort your ground layout as a glTF model and then use the Scenery Editor to place your ground layout as a projected mesh.
 
Christian Bahr said:
I am not familiar with blender. You could try to exort your ground layout as a glTF model and then use the Scenery Editor to place your ground layout as a projected mesh.
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Hi, is there any tutorial out there how to create and use such "projected mesh"?
 
Christian Bahr said:
I am not familiar with blender. You could try to exort your ground layout as a glTF model and then use the Scenery Editor to place your ground layout as a projected mesh.
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I thought ground layout had to be imported as gLTF even tho if you want to use it as a polygon in the sim?.

How so?
 
Tangerine said:
I thought ground layout had to be imported as gLTF even tho if you want to use it as a polygon in the sim?.

How so?
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Yes, thats exactly what I meant. You export your 3-D model (ground polygons) as a glTF file. You then import this glTF file into the MFS as a projected mesh.
 
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