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Arno,Is there any possible code-- X file/ asm/0_asm (hand edit) to make an animated scenery object follow the terrain just like aircraft do? this would be biG
 
Hi Ron,

Good question, but no that is not possible I think. It would only work if you hardcode the altitude data into your animation, but I guess that is not what you are looking for :).

Scenery objects only have their reference point that is set at a certain altitude (this can automatically match the mesh), but any other point inside the object is fixed to that reference point and can not alter depending on the mesh.
 
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