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Basic question about ground poly editor

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Hey, folks. I've been lurking on this forum for a couple of months now. I'm new to scenery design, although I have used ADE in the past to improve stock airports. I'm still somewhat confused by the ground poly editor beta. Is this meant to be a more user-friendly ground poly alternative to GMax? Could anyone share some screenshots of finished products using this utility? Thanks!

Todd
 
Is this meant to be a more user-friendly ground poly alternative to GMax?
Yes

Could anyone share some screenshots of finished products using this utility?
I doubt anyone has finished an airport yet. But there are lots of examples of what can be done in screenshots in this forum.

Don
 
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