hi，I made a city scene model. In MDX, I used the Earth curve editor and exported the scene as a bgl format model and imported it into p3d. However, after I opened p3d and entered the scene, I found that many buildings were not on the ground. They were floating in the air. What can I do to avoid the buildings floating in the air?
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Earth curve editor does not works
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hi，arno，This area is indeed undulating, not a horizontal plane. Faced with this kind of undulating terrain, how can I make sure the building does not hang in the air?
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MCX does not have a function for that. You would need to have elevation data of the area so that you can take that into account while designing the object.
Or make each building a separate BGL file, so that they can each be placed at ground level.
Or make each building a separate BGL file, so that they can each be placed at ground level.