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MSFS20 Dev Mode Declutter

peacefarm

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Hello. Does anyone know of a way to declutter in project editor view? By that I mean, hide the boundary lines of user made polygons, aprons, runways, etc? I have tried right clicking on items and clicking "hide/show" but they are still visible.

Ideally I'd like to have the items visually visible, but not their boundary lines. This would be good as we'd have much better visibility while editing scenery.

Only work around I have found is to actually take the package into the sim, but this is too time consuming and obviously uneditable.


Thanks in advance!

-PEACE FARM
 
I find that if you collapse a group of objects in the scenery window (Polygons, Airport, etc.) their boundry box disapears from the scene. You can't edit those objects or add new ones while they're collapsed though.
 
piotrkol said:
I find that if you collapse a group of objects in the scenery window (Polygons, Airport, etc.) their boundry box disapears from the scene. You can't edit those objects or add new ones while they're collapsed though.
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Thanks that helps a bit!
 
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