As I said earlier, why would you wish to close a boundary fence or even apron edge lights
George
I would counter-ask, why would NOT want to?
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"Add Vertex"...am I missing something?
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I would counter-ask, why would NOT want to?
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I would counter-ask, why would NOT want to?
Because I have road traffic entering and leaving my airfield
"nobody would ever want to do that"
Yes, I can see that. But I have also ran into several other situations where it would be useful to have a snapping-to-end fence line.
Besides, look at this thread:
http://forums.avsim.net/dcboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=121&topic_id=432567&mode=full
In it, fsxmissionguy wisely states:
"'Nobody would ever want to do that' should be a huge red flag comment for all developers. Because not only will someone want to do it, somebody else will absolutely NEED to do it to get their job done."
Well, I can't say that I have encountered design situations where I would "need" to have a snap-to fenceline, but it would be "nice" to have as an option. Sure, it's a simple enough matter to position your endpoint near the start point, but an option to snap-to (as with aprons) would be nice.
Because I have road traffic entering and leaving my airfield
Yes, I can see that. But I have also ran into several other situations where it would be useful to have a snapping-to-end fence line.
Besides, look at this thread:
http://forums.avsim.net/dcboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=121&topic_id=432567&mode=full
In it, fsxmissionguy wisely states:
"'Nobody would ever want to do that' should be a huge red flag comment for all developers. Because not only will someone want to do it, somebody else will absolutely NEED to do it to get their job done."
Well, I can't say that I have encountered design situations where I would "need" to have a snap-to fenceline, but it would be "nice" to have as an option. Sure, it's a simple enough matter to position your endpoint near the start point, but an option to snap-to (as with aprons) would be nice.