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FSX How to remove objects in fsx
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You need to make an exclude for it. This can be done with XML code as described in the BGLComp SDK. Objects with their origin in this exclude will then be removed.
If you are using some GUI for placing your objects already, it could very well be that that program also supports the creation of these excludes.
If you are using some GUI for placing your objects already, it could very well be that that program also supports the creation of these excludes.
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Assuming you are going to edit the Airport file also (using ADE or similar) - te placment of these buidings is usually contained within this file.
For the most-part they can be removed by creating a new Airport file for your scenery, which will automatically create the necessary exclusions for you.
For the most-part they can be removed by creating a new Airport file for your scenery, which will automatically create the necessary exclusions for you.
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If you are using ADE then just delete the building from the display and it is deleted from FSX. You can then add your own mdl file created by GMax (or from a library of your objects) in place of the default object.
If you are using another tool then as suggested above you will need to create an exclusion rectangle that covers the reference point of the stock building and then place your own object by whatever method that tool uses.
If you are using another tool then as suggested above you will need to create an exclusion rectangle that covers the reference point of the stock building and then place your own object by whatever method that tool uses.