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Boundary Fence Command

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The following command will produce a wire fence around an airport:

<BoundaryFence profile="{02D65B05-F752-47a3-83AF-D570243EB3EE}" >
</BoundaryFence>

Does anyone know what profile to use to get a concrete wall instead?

Regards,
 
Thanks for the guid...I did not know that one.

I don't know what the guid for concrete wall is, but I could swear I saw one in the Object Placer tool. You could use Object Placer to find your guid.
 
Does anyone know what profile to use to get a concrete wall instead?
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All the concrete walls that I have found so far are tied to specific airports as Model.mdl's. Example, the wall that Miami Airport uses running parallel to the street is

mia_funkywall {ecb596e3-d333-427b-b9dd-e28e4db91f01}

All the walls I have checked are not linked like a fence but either modeled or placed end to end like Scenery. There are some Generic walls that are not tied to the Region/Folder/Dir.

gen_fencewhite01 {d206a21b-06ba-4a90-a142-70694606d4ab}
gen_fencewhitelong01 {0336972f-d690-4c3d-b97f-45da2029d29b}
gen_fencewood01 {5459decd-b693-4ca8-866d-abb4d119cdea}
gen_fencewoodold01 {af827612-600b-4195-b39a-cb9110d0e0d9}
gen_fencewoodold02 {b0e78fe3-a445-4f94-b036-9f014cde0c93}
gen_fencewoodoldlong01 {e67ef3ee-fec2-4e75-b987-e43f45c55294}
gen_wallbricklarge01 {ff9ac16f-4125-483b-9bda-feb787e5a3a0}
gen_wallbrickpillar01 {99cb8a79-0729-4784-9722-5fe4fc6785cc}
gen_wallbricksmall01 {9159b87c-54d1-4a21-8822-ab6b7efc6d1f}
gen_wallrock01 {bee8035b-5ab4-40bc-825d-8978e6a9296e}
 
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Additionally, you may be able to use an extrusion object. MS said they used them to make dams and other solid wall type objects. There is much talk about them in the FSX-KML forum below.

JimD
 
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