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MSFS20 Ground Poly layering

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Hello!
I am trying to remake my scenery for MFS but got stuck exporting ground poly. I don't know where the texture layers are. For P3D, I do it for a particular material in MCX. And for MFS? I read that each layer has to be exported separately, is that true? My entire GP is combined into one facility. There is no problem with that when exporting to P3D. Can someone help me?
Regards
 
Okay, thanks! Maybe you know, What I should to do after export to gltf file? How to export it into MFS?
Regards
 
Unfortunately no, I never used a custom ground poly myself but some more experienced people on this forum might be able to help you. I think you have to import the poly as a projected mesh but that's where my knowledge ends
 
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