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No autogen with ASM ground polys.

Amengol

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Hello all!

I’m developing this scenery to FSX using FS2002 SDK ground poly technique with .ASM files.

SBIL_30.jpg


High resolution: here

Everything looks very cool, except by this autogen problem that makes the autogen disappear due to the ground poly. I’ve already tried a lot of tweaks to solve this, including:
Set v2 value (at SCALE_AGL) to zero, move the reference point away, change the altitude to absolute etc.

Does anyone know a work around to this problem?

Thanks a lot.
 
Hi,

There is no fix that can recover all of your autogen. What seems to work best is to split your polygons into different reference points. That way you can minimize the effect.
 
arno said:
Hi,

There is no fix that can recover all of your autogen. What seems to work best is to split your polygons into different reference points. That way you can minimize the effect.
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I was afraind of that answer! :(

Tks Arno. I'll try this.
 
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