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Probably the wrong place to ask but since I am just learning I guess I am not quite sure how to solve the AI parking with the front wheel a few meters ahead of the spot. I am working on my 1st airport and just laid a few spots to see if AI would show and it works like a charm. Any help pointing me in the right direction would be appreciated.

P.S. My God how many hours slip by using ADE!

Edit: Not sure if its the right way but I found parking offsets. Seems like it might work?
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Right click a parking spot, choose Edit Object.

There are 4 Tee Offset values - editing those changes the location of the various T lines.

Hope this helps,
 
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