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When I edit airports... adding buildings etc, I have to constantly open and close FSX to see if everything is placed properly... I know some buildings are facing different ways relative to the (click and grab) rotation "knob".

Is there a way to make which way the items are facing in ADE??:speanut:
 
ooganblat said:
When I edit airports... adding buildings etc, I have to constantly open and close FSX to see if everything is placed properly... I know some buildings are facing different ways relative to the (click and grab) rotation "knob".

Is there a way to make which way the items are facing in ADE??:speanut:
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Yes there is. On one side of the building/object is a small black spot. This represents where ADE thinks the front is. Sometimes this is not right because object designers don't always make the front what we expect it to be. If it is wrong then go to the Library Object Manager and select the object. In the properties is a property called Facing. By default that is zero but you can change it by 90deg increments. This will change where ADE puts the spot. When you have it right then ADE will remember this for the future. I planned to check all the objects but have not time yet.
 
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