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Placing multiple static models

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Have version 2.1.06. I am familiar with placing a single aircraft. I would like to populate an airport but cannot figure out how to access the feature shown on pg 13 of the manual. It shows place static aircraft on the top and has 3 buttons for substitute static ac for ai, place static models, and make library.
 
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Armenius, you appear to be looking at the manual for version 2.2 but are running Version 2.1. Version 2.2 has been abandoned, as explained in
in this post. Not a single person indicated they were using it.

Version 2.2 remains available but is not supported. You can download it as the SAMM Development Release from http://stuff4fs.com. But, be aware that V2.2's model format is different from V2.1.

You can still place multiple static models using 2.1 by creating a library of models and placing them with most object placement utilities.

Don
 
Well that certainly explains it. Thanks again Don. I'll download that development release and give it a try.
 
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