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Which the release of FS2020 we see an explosition of activity on the forun and of course we are very happy to see this. But having all questions about FS2020 in one forum becomes a bit messy. So therefore we would like to ask you all to use the following guidelines when posting your questions:
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Multiple root nodes means that your hierarchy does not conform to expectation ,this can be ignored or you can link all to your top node.
If on the other hand you have scale issues linking all elements can cause problems, to reset a scale one has the choice of resetting the transform or in the hierarchy rollout there is a reset scale option.
When one right clicks with a part selected there are sub menus available, click on "track view selected " , once open click on the transform line and there you will find the objects scale, if it says 100,100,100 then there is no scale on the part, any other figure besides 100 means the part has a scale on it.
For what its worth its good policy to reset an objects transform once its mesh is formed and do any scale operations on the subobject level.
If on the other hand you have scale issues linking all elements can cause problems, to reset a scale one has the choice of resetting the transform or in the hierarchy rollout there is a reset scale option.
When one right clicks with a part selected there are sub menus available, click on "track view selected " , once open click on the transform line and there you will find the objects scale, if it says 100,100,100 then there is no scale on the part, any other figure besides 100 means the part has a scale on it.
For what its worth its good policy to reset an objects transform once its mesh is formed and do any scale operations on the subobject level.