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FSX Does ADE have a 'secret life'?

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The title might also read: 'No matter what I' m doing, at one single parking position (out of 30 in total) I don' t get a Parking Tee displayed.

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What do I wrong?

Would anybody of you experts mind taking a look at my file?

Thank you very much for your help!
 
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Your Parking spot link (green line) is too straight

Move the vehicle path node slightly left or right so the parking spot heading and the green line heading are off slightly.
 
I would not have guessed that in a million freaking years....I spent a ton of time making sure all mine were perfectly lined up!! DOH!!!! Now I have to go and screw them up...

If I may ask, why is this? This an ADE thing, or FSX thing? I hate things that are NOT perfectly aligned... I actually spend much of my design time using 11,000 foot markers to line up taxiways, parking spots, etc...so they are perfectly straight...now I find I shouldn't do that...at least when it comes to parking spots...

- Greg
 
Greg

as far as I'm aware it's the way lines are drawn in FSX,
like Jim says moving it slightly gives you not only the T but the oil stain as well,
this usually only occurs when you run a vehicle path through your path from aircraft to taxiway/apron path like it's shown in the pic of hotelfox,
breaking/crossing the original path..........
 
It is an FSX thing :) The difference only needs to be very small I think
 
Very Interesting....

Your comments, that is. I've always found that when I don't have the tee in the parking space, (also lacking the oil spot,) it's because I've neglected to make sure that the connector path has the centerline box check. As soon as I check the box, I get both the tee and the oil spot.:cool:
 
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