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P3D v4 How to create a carparking?

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I can't immediately find anything on the forum or on the internet.
I started with GP 'Add Custom ground poly' myself.
create a rectangle, gp_paterns, ... and ?
Who can help me further?
Peter from Tsonjingboldog
 
I created a bitmap from a parking lot overhead shot I found on the internet. I added that as a custom texture to ADE-GP, and then placed it at a size where my 3D cars were the same size as the 2D cars. It gave this effect at Burbank:

ade_parking_kbur.jpg


I then created a version with a black alpha channel between the cars allowing the FS surface to come through, eliminating the "edge" you can see along the cars above. Here is London:

ade_parking_egll.jpg


Hope this helps,
 
Thank you Tom for your quick response.
I'm definitely going to try this out.

grtz
Peter from Tsonjingboldog
 
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