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Parking Range

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hewoo :wave:

i juz wanna know how to create a Parking Range .
Can it be done with gmax? or if not , how about other ways? :duck:
 
What do you mean with a parking range? I don't know what kind of object you mean there, but in theory you can make almost everything with GMax :).
 
An electronic gauge , when u park your aircraft . It will gauge your parking distance between the terminal and the aircraft .
 
Ah, now I understand it. You mean the Visual Guidance Docking System (VGDS).

It is not possible to make them with only GMax. To let them react dynamically to the distance of the aircraft you need to do some source code tweaking.
 
Yes, saving the ASM source files from GMax and then altering the code in there till you have the desired result. This is of course a bit more advanced way of scenery design, as you have to understand the basics of the code you are tweaking. If you have never done that before it might be too hard to create a docking system that way.
 
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