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Big Problem with ground texturing/polys

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kaese2002

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Look at this!
The area in the box do not show my groundpolys. Don´t know why. At the southern end of the runway is the same problem(bad to see in the picture). First i thought flatten problem but i only have one big flattenfile in my area. A also checked the refpoint of the building in the north. designertool is FSSC


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Just a question: how did you placed groundpolys? by using the SDK2002 and layer tecnique?
 
With option Polygon or backgroundpicture in FSSC. When using polygon the Layer has to be set to 40 which is groundelement
 
Are you really sure you have a flatten placed under your entire scenery and that the altitude of the flatten is the same as the altitude of the scenery you are designing? Usually that is the problem in this case.
 
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