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Photoscenery at night

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ahsonsarfraz

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Hi,

I am trying to make photoreal scenery using SBuilderX. The problem is that at night I cannot see any city lights as photoscenery is on top. When I try to change the map using seasonal/night variations dialog then scenery stops compiling. I would be very grateful if someone can teach a beginner like me how to stop photoscenery display at night.

Thanks
 
When SBuilderX makes a photo BGL it creates an INF file that matches the BGL file name. So you have Photo01.BGL and Photo01.inf. Open Photo01.inf and find the line that reads; Variation = All Change this to Variation=Day, save the file and then manually recompile the file. You will have photo scenery just for the daytime.

This is outlined in the Terrain SDK help file.
 
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