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Title says it all. I am working around these at the moment but I am not sure what they are useful for. Thanks for any feedback
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Projected Mesh - How useful are they?
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I use projected mesh exclusively to bring Ground Polygon markings that I've already built and textured in Sketchup into MSFS.
It automatically gives a painted line finish.
The low resolution and painted line finish can hurt in areas such as manhole covers and drains, so I usually remove these from the mesh and place these as objects just above the ground instead.
It automatically gives a painted line finish.
The low resolution and painted line finish can hurt in areas such as manhole covers and drains, so I usually remove these from the mesh and place these as objects just above the ground instead.
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I think the Projected Mesh can serve the same purpose as a ground poly would in FSX. There might be some developers that would still like this. I haven't played with this a lot, but maybe they could be used for coloring water or coral reefs.