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I am trying to get rid of the original airport boundary/flatten what tag do I use and also do I have to set the altitude of the exclude? I have tried using this.

Exclude_Airport_Backgrounds_Flatten_MaskClassMap
 
UtahJazzfan said:
I am trying to get rid of the original airport boundary/flatten what tag do I use and also do I have to set the altitude of the exclude? I have tried using this.

Exclude_Airport_Backgrounds_Flatten_MaskClassMap
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For all of the airports in stock FSX install that I've ever seen, you would exclude them with:

Exclude_Airport_Backgrounds_Flatten_MaskClassMap_ExcludeAutogen

Really, you need to load the area into TMFViewer to know EXACTLY what tag to use. In TMFViewer you can see exactly the GUID Microsoft used.
 
Open FSX_KML, and go to the Tags tab, and it will have a huge list of GUIDs next to each tag.

If your GUID that you got from TMFViewer corresponds to Airport_Backgrounds_Flatten_MaskClassMap_ExcludeAutogen, then it makes sense that the one you would use to kill it off would be the GUID for:
Exclude_Airport_Backgrounds_Flatten_MaskClassMap_ExcludeAutogen.
 
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