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FSX Nice traffic junction with default scenery

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doctorsunshine

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HI,

I'm a french guy who just joined this forum, so I'll first ask you to excuse me for my english

I'm working on a scenery for a french airport, LFPZ, using photoscenery. No problem so far using Sbuilder.

At LFPZ you have a one lane street near the RWAY 29 treshold, and a two lanes freeway on the other side. As I use photoscenery I just use lines with tag "Freeway traffic lane", and the traffic appears in FsX.

My question is : How could I have a nice transition between the traffic of the runway on Fs default terrain, and the traffic I create on my photoscenery ? There is a kind of gap between the two (actually it's on the QMID15 grid)...

Thanks in advance,

Jerome
 
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