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Hi

Im working on a cargo building that has loading docks for the big trucks.
However when i went back to real place and looked I noticed that some of the docks had loading places that are kinda lowered into the ground.
Not sure how to explain it really. But the ones I seen was made of concrete
and seemed to be lowered down maybe a few feet I guess so bigger trucks will line up to the dock better. Makes the truck go down into a angle some.

Anyone have a suggestion how I can make this happen? It would actually be in the ground in front of the building I made. I dont have a picture
I can attach.

Mike
 
Hi Mike,

This is really hard to make in FS. What you could do is make a flatten and lower the mesh scenery till the altitude you want. But this will give you quite a big hole, that you would have to fill with your 3D object then (including some extra ground polygons).

All together I think it will be quite hard to get the result you want. Maybe it is easier to forget this little detail :), it might not be that visible from an aircraft anyway.
 
Arno

I think your right . I am very much into details maybe alittle too much,lol.
But what the heck thought Id toss it around anyway and get other ideas.

mike
 
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