Leo2789
Resource contributor
Hello,
I am currently working on a project which consists of additions of a full plethora of VFR references to my country (Portugal), as well as creating all airfields and more in the country. More on the project can be found in the Showroom thread 'Portugal VFR'.
One of the various additions is that of custom/real bridge models to the terrain scenery, for which I'm using ADE9 to place in the correct locations.
After doing this with 3 different bridges in one day, I saved the project so that I could continue at a later date.
Imagine my surprise when I open the saved project today to continue my work, and I am confronted with the situation that all of the bridge Models have somehow been 'forgotten' by ADE! They were no longer listed in the 'Model List' and were now represented as black boxes (aka object ADE doesn't recognize and ignores on compiling).
Now, the models weren't moved from their original folder, so I'm lead to think that this is a problem of ADE itself, but how/why I don't know :/
Could anyone shed some light on the subject?
Thank you
I am currently working on a project which consists of additions of a full plethora of VFR references to my country (Portugal), as well as creating all airfields and more in the country. More on the project can be found in the Showroom thread 'Portugal VFR'.
One of the various additions is that of custom/real bridge models to the terrain scenery, for which I'm using ADE9 to place in the correct locations.
After doing this with 3 different bridges in one day, I saved the project so that I could continue at a later date.
Imagine my surprise when I open the saved project today to continue my work, and I am confronted with the situation that all of the bridge Models have somehow been 'forgotten' by ADE! They were no longer listed in the 'Model List' and were now represented as black boxes (aka object ADE doesn't recognize and ignores on compiling).
Now, the models weren't moved from their original folder, so I'm lead to think that this is a problem of ADE itself, but how/why I don't know :/
Could anyone shed some light on the subject?
Thank you