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Yellow stripes on taxiway edges
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You can experiment with adding custom materials in the painted line properties using the material editor.
Many UK airfields have similar but are smaller and closer together.
These are the ones I use for that. Can't remember which painted line in the dropdown box makes them show up. It might be service line dashed. If it isn't, it'll show up eventually.
You'll probably need a lot of trial and error to find something that works but at least it only takes a short time to try a new one.
The way the lines work is that the SDK uses narrow sections of one single texture often with different sections combined, so your own full-sized hatch line may not work as it may be too wide or fiddly.
Worth a try though.
Many UK airfields have similar but are smaller and closer together.
These are the ones I use for that. Can't remember which painted line in the dropdown box makes them show up. It might be service line dashed. If it isn't, it'll show up eventually.
You'll probably need a lot of trial and error to find something that works but at least it only takes a short time to try a new one.
The way the lines work is that the SDK uses narrow sections of one single texture often with different sections combined, so your own full-sized hatch line may not work as it may be too wide or fiddly.
Worth a try though.
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You need to add a paintedline using type:
EDGE_SOLID_ORTHO or
EDGE_SOLID_ORTHO_BACK
You can find all the painted line types here:
docs.flightsimulator.com
EDGE_SOLID_ORTHO or
EDGE_SOLID_ORTHO_BACK
You can find all the painted line types here:
PaintedLine Objects
docs.flightsimulator.com
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That solved the mystery for me. Thanks a lot SirYou need to add a paintedline using type:
EDGE_SOLID_ORTHO or
EDGE_SOLID_ORTHO_BACK
You can find all the painted line types here:
PaintedLine Objects