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Duplicate buildings

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Mirks

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When using scenproc to design autogen, I get 3 buildings in the exact same spot most of the time. Here is the code I am using:

IMPORTSHP|c:\myscenery\scenery.shp|*|NOREPROJ
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SPLITGRID|AGN
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SETAGNBUILDINGHEIGHT|*|1.0;0.2;0.0;0.0
CREATEAGNGENBUILD|FTYPE=POLYGON;FLENGTH>8;FWIDTH<20|{5ae04eb6-934c-4f63-bb48-5e7dee601212}|MAXRATIO=2
CREATEAGNGENBUILD|FTYPE=POLYGON;FLENGTH>10;FWIDTH>20|{6089A0BD-CED1-4c47-9A9E-64CDD0E16983}
#
WRITEAGNFILES|FSX|C:\myscenery\texture

Does anyone have any ideas why this can be?
Would it be possible to design a filter that would check for multiple buildings in the same spot?
 
Did you check your data in a gis tool to see if it doesn't contain the duplicate buildings?

Your configuration file looks fine, it will not process the same feature multiple times.

You also don't have to worry about default autogen. It's automatically replaced when you put the new agn files in. No exclude is needed.
 
Ah yes, the vector data contained multiple polygons in the same spot which is what caused the problem.

What happened was that I converted a raster image to a DXF, then shapefile, and for some reason the DXF output came out weird with many polygons overlapping each other.

I used a different raster to vector conversion which solved the problem.
 
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