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FSX script to FS9

Hi,

FS2004 doesn't support polygonal vegetation, so you'll have to replace it by rectangular one. Also the vegetation type is not set by guid, but a property of the tile. There is a seperate step to set this up. And of course you need to change to sim in the ExoortAGN step.

Let me check, I thought the manual had a FS2004 sample as well.
 
Check section 5.3 of the manual.
 
Thanks for the help as always, Arno. I saw that section in the manual, but it uses shp files instead of .osm files. Would .osm files work the same way? With the fsx script above, I can download all of the features into a single osm file. For fs9, will I need to download each feature into different files? For example, a vegetation.osm file, and a building.osm file, etc? If not, how would I extract the features from a single file like in the fsx script?
 
You should not take the sample that literal. You can import osm files with ImportOGR as well, just like you do in your other script. But the sample shows the steps needed to make the FS2004 autogen.
 
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