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FSXA Sbuilder problem

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hawkryan

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I need help with a SBX- file. When compiling land is turned to water an vice verca. What can I do? And what is wrong?
 
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Here is a screenshot of my problem. Some land is turned to water and vice versa. It is a Sbuilder SBX-file compiled to BGL. Whar is the problem: Sbuilder or the compiler?
 

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perhaps you have excluded some terrain elements and this in turn has excluded an enormous area of the scenery, what I have done is for the area where there is supposed do be water is to do a water poly, if the area is supposed to be land, I do a land class tile for that area. it might work.
 
Hi Ryan.

I determined the winding direction of the hole polys was causing the problem. The quick solution is to change the winding direction of the base poly ( only 4 points need to be changed )... and it then seems to compile alright.

I don't know why the winding was amiss, or why it would make a difference, but it does solve the problem. I haven't yet been able to reproduce the problem in another file.

Dick
 
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