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Blender not exporting taxiway lines

Jason z

Jason z

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For some reason Blender is not exporting taxiway lines but still can export my base "runway." The only difference between the runway and the taxiway line is that the runway was made from a plane while the taxiway line was made from a beveled curve that has been reconverted into a mesh. Is there a reason why I can't export the taxiway lines? There's likely to be a very simple solution that I'm just missing.
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Have you made sure your taxiway lines have their normals facing up? You have to make sure otherwise the geometry will be there but it will be invisible.
 
FoxtrotScenery said:
Have you made sure your taxiway lines have their normals facing up? You have to make sure otherwise the geometry will be there but it will be invisible.
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I think the normals are face up. When I looked below, all the taxiways were a bit darker from that angle as compared to when I am in the top view.
 
You can also turn on Face Orientation in the same overlay window. That'll paint all objects in the scene blue for outside, red for inside of a mesh.
 
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