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I'm a newbie in the field and would like to know how to place lines across runways at specific distances from each other for STOL competition.Would like to know what program would be best suited for this endeavor and any other tips from you designers in the know.

Many Thanks,
OSG
 
Hi,

I think you will get best results if you try to make these as ground polygons with GMax. That will require you to use the FS2002 gamepack as well though, to get them behave as real ground polygons.

Another option that might still be OK for not so big objects (just a small line) is to make it as a MDL object with a FSX design tool (GMax with FSX gamepack or FSDS) and then place them with an object placement tool at the right location.

Hopefully this gets you started,
 
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