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I'm so close but no cigar- for Meshman or anyone

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My elevation in my Xbuilder project along with my rwys and ref point elevations are close but not quite there.

One confusing item is agl and msl. No program can agree which to use. I do understand that my EL is taken from the cockpit so it will be a bit different.

I've been adjusting these criteria for 2 days and can get close but still get considreable bumps and drop-offs from rwys to grass.

I'm sure there's a chuckle or two out there.... Yep... usual newbie error! :)

Anyway I am attaching files pertaining to this. Perhaps we can find where I am going wrong. I am right now changing the alt of my flatten file to 94.54896 m to be a bit more consistent with the surrounding terrain.
I don't mind if my files get corrected, but I would like to know how to approach this so as to learn how to avoid or get myself out of this mess. Thanx, Bob ps: as usual change the txt back to SBP file ext.
 
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