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Did somebody use these HeliPads already?
I tried to include some of these and will not see a result...

Gen_Heli_Pad_Cement_H {e612421d-ad8d-4673-97cc-7adbf0dd0831}

Everything compiles fine, but nor Object in the scenery

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<FSData
version="9.0"
xmlns:xsi='http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance'
xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="bglcomp.xsd" >

<SceneryObject
lat=" 48.8997688477631"
lon=" 9.20377215223689"
alt="0"
altitudeIsAgl="TRUE"
pitch="0"
bank="0"
heading="45"
imageComplexity="NORMAL">


<LibraryObject
name="e612421dad8d467397cc7adbf0dd0831"
scale="1500"/>
</SceneryObject>
</FSData>
 
Did somebody use these HeliPads already?
I tried to include some of these and will not see a result...

Gen_Heli_Pad_Cement_H {e612421d-ad8d-4673-97cc-7adbf0dd0831}

Everything compiles fine, but nor Object in the scenery

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<FSData
version="9.0"
xmlns:xsi='http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance'
xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="bglcomp.xsd" >

<SceneryObject
lat=" 48.8997688477631"
lon=" 9.20377215223689"
alt="0"
altitudeIsAgl="TRUE"
pitch="0"
bank="0"
heading="45"
imageComplexity="NORMAL">


<LibraryObject
name="{e612421dad8d467397cc7adbf0dd0831}"
scale="1500"/>
</SceneryObject>
</FSData>

You need to have the GUID in the Brackets, and your scale is odd -did you mean to have it "1500" or "1.500"
 
OK this works with the new compiler:
<LibraryObject
name="{e612421d-ad8d-4673-97cc-7adbf0dd0831}"
scale="15"/>

But no object is visible :(
 
Hi Christoph,

I tried it and with this code it works fine:

Code:
<FSData version="9.0" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="bglcomp.xsd">

	<SceneryObject lat="40" lon="-40" alt="0M" pitch="0.0" bank="0.0" heading="0" altitudeIsAgl="TRUE" imageComplexity="NORMAL">
		<LibraryObject name="{e612421d-ad8d-4673-97cc-7adbf0dd0831}" scale="1.0"/>
	</SceneryObject>
		
</FSData>
 

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Hi Arno thanks, yes I also see it now. I made a mistake with altitudeIsAgl="FALSE" and alt="0"
This did not display correct...
OK know I know a bit more about FSX:o
 
Hi,

I put some Helipads in FSX using those code lines, in the Airport section:

<Helipad type="CIRCLE"
lat="S22 55.48695"
lon="W042 4.85714"
alt="3.96M"
heading="76.00"
length="34.14M"
width="34.10M"
surface="CONCRETE"
transparent="FALSE"/>

<Helipad type="CIRCLE"
lat="S22 55.49515"
lon="W042 4.89453"
alt="3.96M"
heading="76.00"
length="34.14M"
width="34.10M"
surface="CONCRETE"
transparent="FALSE"/>

<Helipad type="MEDICAL"
lat="S22 55.47842"
lon="W042 4.82021"
alt="3.96M"
heading="76.00"
length="34.14M"
width="34.10M"
surface="CONCRETE"
transparent="FALSE"/>

You shouldn't forget to put also the starts, if you want the helipads to be used by ATC.

<Start type="HELIPAD"
number="1" designator="NONE"
lat="S22 55.49515"
lon="W042 4.89392"
alt="3.96M"
heading="76.00"/>

<Start type="HELIPAD"
number="2" designator="NONE"
lat="S22 55.48689"
lon="W042 4.85712"
alt="3.96M"
heading="76.00"/>

<Start type="HELIPAD"
number="3" designator="NONE"
lat="S22 55.47812"
lon="W042 4.82018"
alt="3.96M"
heading="76.00"/>

Regards,

José
 
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