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FSX Flatten Files

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Where on the add on library list should I keep my flatten folder? Near the bottom? I forget.
 
Addon scenery should be near the top of the list, above any default scenery or global/regional scenery addons (unless otherwise specified by the addon developer).
 
Yes, I know that but what about the add on scenery flatten files? In other words, let me be more clear. I have a rail road train installed and created a flatten file to make the ground flat and level. Should the flatten bgl. be placed in a folder below the object bgl. folder on the list or above?
 
As far as I know it does not matter. There is a priority of reading certainly for airport and scenery files but I have never seen a conflict issue between airport/scenery files and terrain files.
 
Flattens are defined as "Add to file" so it doesn't matter where they are in the scenery list.
 
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