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GP lines color

elsmoko

elsmoko

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Is it possible to change the color of GP lines (ie. taxiway or Rwy) center lines from pure white to make for a "Weathered / used" appearance ?
An off-white such as light gray would be good. I have attempted to do this in the ADE-GP Ground Poly Editor, Ver 2.2.21 with it's "change color"
buttons, but this hasn't been successful for me. After compiling, saving , etc. , the lines always render as pure white in FSX. Any tips or
suggestions will be appreciated.
Thank you,
Ken
 
I don't know if you can change the "default" GP lines colors, but have you tried making your taxiway or Rwy using a custom ground line?
I personally have had problems creating custom GP or GP lines, but am also quite new with using ADE,
 
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