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Ground polygon wizard logic

rasha01

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I was modeling ground for my latest FSX scenery and I was keeping polys sliced in gmax in the 100m ”safe zone". After that I have exported mdl and run it through the ground wizard of MDCX without choosing slice polygons to 100m just to be sure that I won't get any extra polys which will reduce performance. Group polys to 500m option was selected...
The result is excellent. Custom ground stays on ground level and there is no flickering.
I just wanted to share this experience with you.
 
Hi,

Yes, if you slice the polygons yourself that is the best approach. Else you indeed can get extra polygons.

Send from my phone using Tapatalk, so excuse the short sentences and possible typos
 
I didn't know that. :D Maybe there are a lot of other people here that didn't know that like i didn't.
Anyhow I think that this should be published in MDCX tutorial so that developers can make ground easily.
Tnx for the answer Arno. ;)
 
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