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FSX Groundpoly Tutorial

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Here's a great guide on making groundpolys for FSX. Some of this will also pertain to FS2004 and FS2002. It's by Bill Womack ( spotlope ), a great scenery designer.

http://iblueyonder.com/ground-poly-tutorial/

There's no sense in reinventing the wheel with every post on your groundpoly questions... so read and follow this instruction, and then post here if you truly cannot resolve a problem with your own initiative.

It's great that people want to enter the world of design, but that also involves a bit of homework. Do the homework first.

Dick
 
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