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Old 11 Oct 2006, 17:05
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FSX SDK Autogen anotator Tool problems...

Hello,

I am puting this question here, as this part of forum seems to be most connected to FSX scenery design problems.

When I try to use Autogen Anotator Tool provided with SDK, I get following problem:

Rowhouses, Default Buildings and Library objects seems to work fine. But in a gray box under Vegetation and Polyline building, there I have a <-- GUID NULL --> writen and if I try to place them, I get error "Must have a valid building GUID".

Anyone has simmilar problems?
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You need to open up the Configuration Editor, and open the AutogenDescriptions.xml file. This is not the most user-friendly thing, but it does the trick.
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