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FSXA BGL size?

JGplanes

JGplanes

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I am trying to generate a multiseason/night/blend/water masked terrain, and my source images are 5cm/px each. All combined is 10 layers. This is a relatively small airport, but when I compile all the layers, it is well over 2GB just for the base.bgl file.

Is this too large? It looks beautiful, but with all my added textures (some of which are 2048), I am afraid it is going to be a little exorbitant size wise.

Thoughts?:confused:


JG
 
It sounds like you'd benefit from compression. You might need to play around with the compression quality, but it is well worth the effort.
CompressionQuality = 90
...is a good starting point.
 
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