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Shrinking the exculsion area around an airport

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simtechdave

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Hello all,

I recently downloaded Airport Design Editor 9X and it seems to be a great product. My main question: is there a way to shrink the enormous exclusion area around airports? I enjoy flying into small airports and the large area surrounding the airports without trees or autogen scenery is a bit unrealistic here in the northwest US.

I am including a pic to show exactly what I mean. So if anyone has a suggestion I would greatly appreciate it.

Thanks very much

Dave
 

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Assuming this is for FSX, use an exclusion polygon to remove the default flatten (Exclude general/Airport Backgrounds) then create a new polygon of type Airport Background with your required tag.
 
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