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Pane views in FSDS
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No.
To be honest, that's a non-issue to the true Luddite (defined as one who persists with FSDS)
A long time ago it actually used to be the "front" view. We protested the "change".
So what we do is we take the "front" image and mirror it before loading it in place. In aircraft modelling since "most" of the time the front view is (reasonably) symmetrical, it's not a problem.
To be honest, that's a non-issue to the true Luddite (defined as one who persists with FSDS)
A long time ago it actually used to be the "front" view. We protested the "change".
So what we do is we take the "front" image and mirror it before loading it in place. In aircraft modelling since "most" of the time the front view is (reasonably) symmetrical, it's not a problem.
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Thanx. I heard that once one could switch back and forth but they took that out some time ago. You mentioned 'mirror'. I swear I found that command long ago, now I can't. Is there such a command or button for scenery rather than just aircraft, or is it just aircraft? Mirror would be nice to use when making a clone or copy of a disk or box and gluing them together with join rather than rotate or flip.
BTW- made a small building, placed it. Went back in FS9 and boy did that simple building cause the blurries. Moved it elsewhere, same thing. Took it out, blurries went away. I couldn't find anything wrong with it. All bmps were loaded right. Could it be that the x,y,z axis of the various walls are pointing in different directions? I thought that pertained only to a joined object or a booled object. Bob
BTW- made a small building, placed it. Went back in FS9 and boy did that simple building cause the blurries. Moved it elsewhere, same thing. Took it out, blurries went away. I couldn't find anything wrong with it. All bmps were loaded right. Could it be that the x,y,z axis of the various walls are pointing in different directions? I thought that pertained only to a joined object or a booled object. Bob