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P3D v4 Attached Object Editor - position location

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Colin Gray

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Good afternoon,

Not sure if this is possible. I have a model for approach lights and I would like to attach a library object to make them visible from a little further away. There are a number of lights that I would need to do this for. Aside from trial and error, is there an easier way to find the location of each light within the model?

Thank you!

colin
 
Hi,

What are those lights? Attached effects or just polygons? If they are attached effects you would be able to copy the position from them. If they are polygons in a larger model part it will be trial and error indeed.
 
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