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FS2002 Error units are 1024 units per meter

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What does this error mean exactly? I took my 2004 model and used model converterX to make my interior/exterior x files. Then i used the 2002 compiler to output the model and this is what i get in the error log.
 
Something horribly wrong in the conversion...

The model must be 1 unit = 1 meter

If somehow you did manage to compile that, it would be 1024x too large in the sim!
 
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