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How to make FLAT ground in FS9??

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UAL2946

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Hi,

I have a simple question, how to flattern default FS9 scenery and remove trees and buildings?
I have got a local scenery, but there is a tree by the end of RWY...you know what that means!

Please help me and suggest easiest tool to use.

Thanx,
Greetings.


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Again I'm warmly recommending the Scenery builder by louis Sa, to be found
here:
http://www.ptsim.com/downloads/sb205.zip

Even if a bit complicated at the begining it is A POWERFULL TOOL to work within actually all areas of scenery design. If You take a look at this:
http://www.scenerydesign.org/forum/showthread.php?t=2503
and download the small scenery file, have a look of the island of Jersey before the changes and afterwards and keep in mind that all was done with SBuilder in lless than eight hours and You'll be convinced, I guess.
 
Hi UAL!

You almost gave the solution yourself: There is a so called "flatten area", you can for example do it inside SGX. If you set an "exclude area" for your airport, it should have the same result.
 
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