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MSFS20 Add to existing package

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Hello everyone. So I finished bringing in my local stadium looks great. Anyways I now want to add the surrounding buildings in. How would I go about this? I would like to add the new buildings to an existing package if possible. Thx for your time.

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You can build all your assets and create their respective .xml files then load up the simulator, open original project and "Build Package". It'll build everything and add it to same package.
 
Thank you very much I got it. I have another question though. I'm using Blender to import some rdc files from google maps. Just experimenting with them. I'm trying to delete/cut a certain area out. I noticed a knife tool and lasso tool. They both seem like they would work. My problem is when editing with them they select I guess what is called verticies, faces,and edges. And along with that it's taking pieces I dont want removed. Is there any way of removing a selected area but not remove anything else within that area?

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This is a tough one without seeing exactly what you're talking about plus I'm still fairly new to Blender. If you share the file I'd be happy to take a look and help if I can.
 
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