Hi Buck:
You may have more than (1) issue affecting the ability of FSX to display your 3D scenery library object.
FYI: Instant Scenery version 3 (aka "IS3") will by default compile a scenery library object placement BGL into:
[FSX install path]\Addon Scenery\Scenery sub-folder.
After exiting FSX, the next time you load FSX, IS3 will
NOT display your scenery library object placement BGL.
IS3 will instead first require that you "
Open" that BGL
before it will then display your scenery library object.
This enforced 'control' over your scenery library object placement BGL will continue until you are finished adding to / deleting from / or otherwise editing that BGL via IS3.
To remove IS3 enforced 'control' over your scenery library object placement BGL:
After exiting FSX, manually create a new top-folder in
ex:
[FSX install path]\Addon Scenery\ sub-folder.
Give that top-folder a name
ex: '
Buck_Objects'
That '
Buck_Objects' top folder requires a sub-folder named 'Scenery' inside it
Move your library object placement BGL into that \Scenery sub-folder.
In the FSX Scenery Library GUI, Add a new Area layer for that new top-folder with its \Scenery sub-folder; click OK.
Be certain to position that new Area layer at the
top of the FSX Scenery Library stack of layers.
Next, in OrbX "FTX Central", create an 'Insertion Point' to keep any and all OrbX scenery Area layers at least (1) layer
below the top position (occupied by
ex:
Buck_Objects') ...in the FSX Scenery Library GUI stack of layers.
This will ensure that there will always be a place at the top of the Scenery Library stack of layers, in which one can locate custom add-on scenery ...
above any and all OrbX scenery layers.
NOTE: If you do not create an 'Insertion Point' in OrbX "FTX Central", each time you run "FTX Central", it would reposition all OrbX Area layers at the top of the FSX Scenery Library GUI, which may potentially affect the ability for some- or perhaps all-
non-OrbX custom add-on scenery to be displayed
above OrbX scenery layers.
When the above steps are finished, re-start FSX and see if your scenery library object appears.
Let me know how this works for you.
GaryGB