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Only one Threshold Strip?
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Use a ground polygon Line. In FS2004 or FSX:
1. Click the Add Custom Ground Line button
2. Click where you want the line to start, double click where you want the line to end.
3. When the Editor pops up, enter the line width in feet (upper left). (if this is being placed on an existing ground polygon, assign a higher layer number in the far upper left).
4. Under Main texture, select gp_PatternedLines_40F
5. In the Line/Pattern Style menu, select Single (white).
6. Click OK.
7. Adjust the line vertices as you like, if needed.
8. Compile the airport. If this is your first GP, you will have an extra dialog box that appears, leave at the default choice.
9. If you compiled directly to the scenery folder, the proper texture should have already been copied to your texture folder. If not, you will need to copy the gp_PatternedLines_40F.bmp file from the ADE/Textures folder to your ADE scenery's Texture folder.
Hope this helps,
1. Click the Add Custom Ground Line button
2. Click where you want the line to start, double click where you want the line to end.
3. When the Editor pops up, enter the line width in feet (upper left). (if this is being placed on an existing ground polygon, assign a higher layer number in the far upper left).
4. Under Main texture, select gp_PatternedLines_40F
5. In the Line/Pattern Style menu, select Single (white).
6. Click OK.
7. Adjust the line vertices as you like, if needed.
8. Compile the airport. If this is your first GP, you will have an extra dialog box that appears, leave at the default choice.
9. If you compiled directly to the scenery folder, the proper texture should have already been copied to your texture folder. If not, you will need to copy the gp_PatternedLines_40F.bmp file from the ADE/Textures folder to your ADE scenery's Texture folder.
Hope this helps,