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Which tag to use ?

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Hi,

As there are so many tags to use for an exclude swith... this question and screenie: one of FS9 (as it should) and one in FSX (with the ugly parts I have to exclude). :o
Or must I use all landclass and airport exclude to be sure ?

Greetz. José.

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ExclFS10.JPG
 
Hi José,

It looks like the default terrain. No need to exclude it, just draw a polygon and tag it with a suitable LandClassPoly-tag, one like "LandClassPoly_Grass_Skirting_1" would be fine. It also excludes any autogen on the default land class texture.

Peter
 
Hi Peter,

The Christmas Man has spooken... it's working very well... thanks a lot ! :D

Wonderfull program FSxKML.

Regards. José.

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Hi, Peter

phpdk said:
Hi José,
It looks like the default terrain. No need to exclude it, just draw a polygon and tag it with a suitable LandClassPoly-tag, one like "LandClassPoly_Grass_Skirting_1" would be fine. It also excludes any autogen on the default land class texture.
Peter
Click to expand...

I have a poly tagged with "LandClassPoly_Grass_Skirting_1" on my airport's area and it supposedly could avoid autogen.

Scenery Complexity = "Dense"
densewj9.jpg


But when I put the rule for "Scenery Complexity" to Very Dense, one big building grows in the airport grass.

Scenery Complexity = "Very Dense"
extdensebh7.jpg


I thought it could not happen. I don't believe I can delete with 3D exclusion, since it's an autogen object, so I beg your help, please.

Regards,

José
 
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Hi José,

The slider "Scenery complexity" does not control the autogen. So what you have see is probably a library object and should be removed by an exclusion rectangle. Default library object are often placed with a "Very dense"-flag.

Peter
 
Hi, Peter

In the area there was an exclusior retangle, already, but I re-create it. Al objects from original scenery were gone, but the big building.

I must admit that the building is included somewhere into my code. I don't remember, but I put an old building there ( control tower). I will remove to test.
Pehraps is a building that vary its size depending on the display resolution.

Thank you very much. I'll let you know my findings.

Best regards,

José
 
Hi, Peter

phpdk said:
Hi José,
The slider "Scenery complexity" does not control the autogen.
Peter
Click to expand...

Those words were the key to solve my problem.

I forgot to remove from my code two library object (buildings) that exist in the original bgl.

Thank you.

Regards,

José
 
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