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Sbuilder BGL compilation problem

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Roca46

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Hello,

I loaded my map into Sbuilder, when the pop up for calibrating appreared, I added the coordinates and calibrated the map, then I click on "Select, All maps".

When I go to BGL compilation, all the boxes are grey and can't be checked.

How can I export my photoreal area?

sbuilder-4d6e3a0.jpg



Thanks!

Guillem
 
I am going to assume that you want to create photo-scenery strictly for FS9.

If so, you must click on the Photo button on the Toolbar. I no longer produce scenery for FS9, but if I remember correctly it will have you click the areas on the map to create photo-scenery cells. The cell must be complely covered by the map in order to be clickable. They should turn green. After you have created those photo cells, you should be able to select them and the options will become available under BGL compilation.
 
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