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Rendering priority?

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Yes, I'm afraid that asphalt will overwrite concrete in FSX. You need to split the asphalt into two abutting polygons leaving a space for the concrete.

George
 
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Holger posted the following some time back

based on my own experiments in FS9 (!) the drawing priority of the different apron surface textures is the reverse of the order of entries in the drop-down window in AFCAD2.exe. Thus, concrete has the lowest priority, then grass, then water, etc. Looks like ADE uses the same order so you can use that as a guide for deciding whether you need to carve out a lower-priority section or use a simple overlay.

Cheers, Holger
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I believe FSX is the same
 
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