I'm trying to remove FS9 scenery objects from and addon airport that isn't fully compatible with FSX. Using ADE 1.50 I open the airport .bgl but only stock objects are shown. How do I locate the addon scenery objects for editing/removal. I've tried removing the conflicting textures from the texture folder but when I run FSX and go to the airport black rectangles are displayed where the objects were located. The subject objects that I want to remove are trees that display on these black rectangles.
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Airport Objects removal
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You need to place an exclusion rectangle to exclude unwanted objects that are not stock. You could place a large one in ADE but a better method might be to import the bgl file containing the placement code for the objects (if you can find it) and then place small exclusions over each object you want to get rid of. This might sound slow, boring and pernickity but large exclusions are know for their unexpected consequences