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MSFS20 [Solved] 4-box VASI?

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Does anyone know how to set up a 4-box VASI with the MSFS Scenery Editor? I've seen it done at some airports, but I can't seem to figure it out. I thought I might have been able to use the secondary left VASI, but the positioning numbers don't accept negative values. Has anyone accomplished this in one of their airports?


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Hello,
No, not a PAPI. It's a VASI. Foreflight just lists it as a 4-box VASI. You can see the front/back light setup in my screenshot above. Here is another photo to illustrate. The only difference being that this illustration only uses two boxes, whereas the OP airport is two in front and two behind:

iu
 
if you don't find a more elegant solution
you can try to create 4 series
rotate vertically
sink under the ground 3 lights
and put them in their place ;)
 
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