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Dec 19
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, 2004 at 7:10am
ivormills
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Hi,
I am trying to put a perimeter fence around a scenery I am bulding for CFS1, using Airport 2.60 Win98.
I have tried a few of the macros available but always get the same problem, the fence dissapears at certain angles then only appears in sections at a time as you approach then dissapears etc.
Any help would be much appreciated
Ivor
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Dec 27
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The problem may be a display problem from the use of transparent parts/textures to give the effect of a screen mesh. Try creating your own fence as a .bgl Using Abacus Airport and Scenery creator or Gmax. Failing that try, adding the fence macro with FSSC as a .bgl produced, after everything inside the enclosure has been produced as another .bgl . Got objects outside the enclosure? Produce them as a third .bgl. This may help solve some of the transparency dropout.
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Dec 29
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ivormills
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Hi Glitch,
Thanks for your reply, it sounds to me as if you know my exact problem! Yes they are wire fences with transparency. I will give your instructions a try and let you know how I get on.
Many Thanks
Ivor
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Dec 29
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Well I had simular problems with a scenery I am about to release for Pendercrafts.com If the above does not fix problem I may have another fix that will work I have been having the same problem with solid stuctures dropping in and out of display. But I think that was a high poly count prob. You might want to check out my posting "scenery display problem in FS9" I never got an answer but I found a work around that fixed most of the scenery items that were giving me probs. I hope one or the other of my suggstions help.
Glitch
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