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FSSC & AFCAD

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Gregg

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Is there a way to see a new airport designed using FSSC in AFCAD?

Or

Is there a way to use the flatten switch in FSSC and then do all your design in AFCAD.? I have had trouble using the flatten switch by it's self unless there is another element added in FSSC

Thanks

Gregg
 
Hi Greg,

No, FSSC uses the old pre Fs2004 formats and these are not compatible with the Fs2004 format that AFCAD reads (although the scenery engine itself does still show the old scenery of course).

There should be no problem with using the flattens of FSSC only. Or another option would be to use FsFlatten to make your flattens. For more detail about FsFlatten take a look here:

http://www.fs-traveler.com/flatten.shtml
 
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