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Need help with merging 2 AG sets

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GSalden

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Hi all,

Arno already tried to help me with it.
I cannot get an AG merge where all AG from both sets are visible.
The screenshots are near Milan Malpensa.

Set 1 : OpenVFR Italy
LIMC AG OpenVFR.jpg



Set 2 : Custom AG Italy
LIMC AG custom.jpg



Merge Tool ( all ScenProc options are set )
SP 1.jpg



Result of the Merge
LIMC AG Merge.jpg



The merge tool has made new AGN files with the date of creation and it finished the merge without any error messages.
At first I thought that buildings were merged, but after having taken a good look nothing has happened.
I tried the merge with OpenVFR as main set but the result is the same : the largest AG set is the only one that is showing.

All advises /suggestions are very welcome.


Thanks,

Gerard
 
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