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MSFS20 Smoothen airport surface?

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Hello,
is there a way to smoothen the surface of a self-made airport?
There is the "Terraform" option on polygons, but this just seems to make everything flat with a weird transition and floating or sunken autogen.
But otherwise there are just big bumps all over the aprons following the original ground.
I'd like to just smoothen out "spikes" on the surface but keep the big surface changes intact (e.g. if the airport is generally sloping down a bit over it's whole size).
Thanks
jaxx
 
Yes. When defining the airport in SDK you can decide under airport properties to either "flatten" the aiport or use "TIN". The later should give you still some elevation changes (not flat) but without spikes. If all not helps you could use terra forming from scenery selection.
 
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