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Dense Forests

Mr. Bascom

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I have some questions somebody might help me with.

I'd like to place some smaller polygons with very dense forest. The landclass textures for dense coniferous forest have the right colour, but there are far too few autogen trees. And why do some of them turn yellow in autumn? What shall I do? Do I have to do it with 3D object trees or is there a landclass type that does the trick?

Carsten
 
Mr. Bascom said:
And why do some of them turn yellow in autumn?
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It seems to me that it has been a while since you looked out of the window ..? ...:D

If you wait long enough, they will all turn green again ..... it's called seasoning.
 
If you want more trees then you muight like to look at the Area Fill tool in Library Object Manager (In the Scenery Maker function). This allows the filling of irregular polygons with library object trees to different types and densities. The thing to be aware of is that large numbers of library objects can slow down frame rates even if they are the same few objects generated many times
 
DanKH said:
It seems to me that it has been a while since you looked out of the window ..? ...:D

If you wait long enough, they will all turn green again ..... it's called seasoning.
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None of the conifers in my area turn yellow, they remain green :rolleyes:
 
Hi Scruffy!

First of all, I have to tell you, that I'm a newbie to scenery design. The Library Object Manager? Is it part of the SDK? Where can I find it?

@G-HD and DanKH
Golf-HotelDelta said:
None of the conifers in my area turn yellow, they remain green :rolleyes:
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Same thing here. When they turn yellow, they're dead. :o
 
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Hi!

It's me again.
It seems LOM doesn't help me here, because it is for the FS9. :confused:
I forgot to tell you, that I'm building the scenery for FSX. :o
 
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