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Hi,
I have some excellent scenery which is (seemingly) FS2002 format although it was initially used in FS 2004. It disassembled to .sca files.
I would like to move the objects to their correct geographical positions over VFR protographic scenery within FSX but not sure how to. I could replace lat/long settings but it is so complex (over 95 elements) that I would be unsure what is which.
Is their a simpler method I could use?

Help please

Charlie
 
Hi Charlie,

No, if you decompiled the file then changing the lat/lon values is the only option. For easier ways to move them you would need to have the sources used to create the BGL file.
 
problem migrated..

Arno,
I started another thread to which you have responded re your model converter tool, so I am proceeding through this route.

This thread is therefore dead.

Best Regards
 
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