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P3D v4 Terrain Sloping Problem

TitanTsai0703

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Hello, I'm working on an airport which has a sloped runway end, I used Airport Design Editor to create the sloped flattens and were satisfied with the result but a few problems in some edges,
marked as the red arrow, there is a rectangle part coming out, not sure if it is caused by the runway flatten and how to fix it?
screenshot1_工作區域 1_工作區域 1.png


What it looks like in TMFViewer:
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Pretty sure that's the runway flatten. You may be able to fix this by renaming your sloped bgl to load after the runway flatten if they are in the same folder. Try putting a 'Z' in the BGL name, as in "Z_slopedFlatten.bgl". It might work.

Otherwise get rid of the airport flatten, and make it all just sloped as you desire.
 
rhumbaflappy said:
Pretty sure that's the runway flatten. You may be able to fix this by renaming your sloped bgl to load after the runway flatten if they are in the same folder. Try putting a 'Z' in the BGL name, as in "Z_slopedFlatten.bgl". It might work.
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Thanks for your fast reply , may I ask if the runway flatten was automatically generated since I don’t have any other flatten bgls? Do I have to compile the base flatten and sloped flattens as separate files?
 
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