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In my scenery there are several places where a river flows down from the mountains all the way to the ocean. So in my vector scenery file, I first drew the shoreline, then created a hydro poly for the river that extends over the shoreline into the ocean. But when I compile the scenery, the river shows up fine, but the shoreline shows over the river. Putting a break into the shoreline is an option, but I don't like the way the beach abruptly ends, too much fine tuning to make it look right, and too many streams to make it feasible. Is there a way to get the hydro poly to show over the shoreline?

edit: I'm using SBuilderX for FSX scenery.
 
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