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hi all
i created the kml using google earth and added to fsx_kml.
i bult the kml and was in scenery add-on in fsx but the bgl file is too small, and when i run FSX no new scenery visable.

appreciate your help.

cheers
 
Hi (Lbach alchir or something) Sadoon,


I am afraid we need some more information from you if you want some help from us.
- Do you use AIBTC and have the three files necessary: boats, plans and routes?
- Did you give them all the same name?
- Have you compiled them and saved as a xxx_traffic.bgl in the scenery\world\scenery folder?
- Did you add the craft (boat, vehicle) in question to your simobjects and used the aircraft.cfg title as the title for boats.txt file?
- Did you use a four digit number to identify the route?
Etcetera...
Or am I mistaken in what you are asking?
 
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