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"Error" message during compile

twharrell

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I get multiple "error" messages (example below) every time I compile a project yet everything seems to be in order when I view my scenery in P3D. What do these mean? I'm not sure what needs to be edited.

Todd
 

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The messages mean just what they say. Those particular polys, or the poly of which they form a part if it has been partitioned, must be submitted to the editor.

As explained in the user manual, ground polys must be submitted to the editor after most manipulations in ADE. However, to avoid inconvenient situations, you are not required (but you may) submit the poly when you manipulate it from ADE.

Respond yes to the messages. If the polys are OK in the editor window (most will be), just click OK and move on. Otherwise, edit as necessary.

Don
 
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