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Another FRUSTRATING problem!

José said:
Hi, dito




Here, too.

When unzziping the file you downloaded, let unzip tool take care of the folders structure.

Regards,

José
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OK, I wil revisit it at see. Looks like I have to install ActiveX or something to display the imahes within the SBuilder html tutorial.

dito
 
Another on?

Hi Jon,

You said, "This is the tutorial by Luis Feliz-Terado." Is there one by perhaps someone else, whic is NOT in html and WITH the sample images within the tutotial itself?

Thanks, dito
 
ditopilot07 said:
Hi Jon,

You said, "This is the tutorial by Luis Feliz-Terado." Is there one by perhaps someone else, whic is NOT in html and WITH the sample images within the tutotial itself?

Thanks, dito
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No, but I can't understand why it would not work for you. the HTML approach is very common and if unzipped in a way that preserves the folders will work fine. The images are part of the tutorial. They just happen to be in a sub folder.
 
scruffyduck said:
No, but I can't understand why it would not work for you. the HTML approach is very common and if unzipped in a way that preserves the folders will work fine. The images are part of the tutorial. They just happen to be in a sub folder.
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OK, it works with me. Simply the main page of instructions has areas supposedly for images, which are not displayed on the same page. Yes, I do have the subfolder with the images.

Right now I am going through the newly released FS_KML 1.06 manual to learn more about it and surely I'd love to also learn what SBuilderX has to offer comparatively or in conjuction with the FS_KML.

I just realized that simply adding road traffic to existing FSX default roads and freeways is not the best way to go. But to exclude the existing ones and build news ones (same as shorelines, beaches, etc).
PS. The stunning scenery I referred to earlier is found here:www.fs-freeflow.com

Thanks,

dito
 
ditopilot07 said:
Right now I am going through the newly released FS_KML 1.06 manual to learn more about it and surely I'd love to also learn what SBuilderX has to offer comparatively or in conjuction with the FS_KML.
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The manual has not been updated yet to cover 1.06 :(

Highlight your freeway. On the "Properties" tab you will see the properties of the freeway, including the NumberOfLanes and TrafficDirection. No need to edit the DBF file anymore since you can set traffic direction and number of lanes directly from within FSX KML.

The "Vertices" tab will show you all the vertices in your line or polygon. Click the "edit" button and a window will pop up and allow you to manually edit values if you so desire. You can use the "Set Elevation" button to set elevation of all vertices which is useful if you are creating lakes that need to be elevated.

The "XML" tab shows you the XML of the highlight node.

In upcoming 1.07 i am adding shape viewing/editing capabilities, see this post for a preview
http://www.fsdeveloper.com/forum/showthread.php?t=4702
 
MatthewS said:
The manual has not been updated yet to cover 1.06 :(

Highlight your freeway. On the "Properties" tab you will see the properties of the freeway, including the NumberOfLanes and TrafficDirection. No need to edit the DBF file anymore since you can set traffic direction and number of lanes directly from within FSX KML.

The "Vertices" tab will show you all the vertices in your line or polygon. Click the "edit" button and a window will pop up and allow you to manually edit values if you so desire. You can use the "Set Elevation" button to set elevation of all vertices which is useful if you are creating lakes that need to be elevated.

The "XML" tab shows you the XML of the highlight node.

In upcoming 1.07 i am adding shape viewing/editing capabilities, see this post for a preview
http://www.fsdeveloper.com/forum/showthread.php?t=4702
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Great! GREAT work!!!

I check all that as I was reading and ... WOW! Thank you!

dito
 
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