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FSX Transparency issue within model

lordofwings

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Something odd I noticed but I don't know whether this is a COLLADA thing, or MCX or what. Here is the scenario.

I built a building that has some windows. The windows are actually SK components (black tinted glass). When I look from outside I can see through the window and everything is inside the building that is visible through the window (not the wall). This happens in FSX as well and is normal.

If I position myself inside the building (FSX already) and look through the window to the outside of the building, I can see the scenery outside the building (fine) but the aircraft that should be visible through the window is invisible even thought it is right in front of the window in the visibility arc.
 
Hi,

I think this is a limitation of FS. The aircraft is always drawn after the scenery, but to get the correct drawing order in this case it would have to be drawn first.
 
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