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Light altitude problem

J

Jouvarn

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guys im having a problem on the small asm file
it seems to be behaving this way

lightprob3hl.jpg


when i fly my aircraft on higher terrain height , the ground lights on my aerodrome lifted above the ground according to my aircraft terrain height :/
on lower terrain it will go bek to its original position .
to let it stay on the ground i must fly above the same aerodrome height .
tis is the prob
how do i make it stay on the ground alhough my aircraft flies at diff terrain height?
 
Hi,

First, I split this question from the origional thread, as that one was really too long for a useful discussion). So let's start a new thread for this question.

How did you place your light MDL file? Did you set the AGL option to true in the XML file? It could be that the altitude changes due to the switching in mesh resolution as you move further away.
 
No, I don't think that will solve your problem. But you can always try of course :D.

Could you maybe post an example BGL with your light, so that we can try it on our PCs as well?
 
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