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FSX SBuilderX, how to tile?

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Hi,

I'm working on a project of an area about 2.4 nm x 1.4 nm (4.4 km x 2.7 km). I'm now thinking it may be better broken up into sections.. easier to work on and easier to load. But that raises a bunch of questions.

  • Do I produce each section so that they overlap?
  • Either way, how do I make sure they align?
  • Do I save each section in the same file folder?
  • Is there a method/tutorial for doing an area in sections?
  • What are the issues if I use LOD17?
  • Is there anything else I need to know?
On a related issue..
  • I use PSP7. Is there any good way to remove trees? (The way I do it now is, I copy and paste nearby ground which is sometimes hard to blend, especially with LOD16.)
Cheers,
Andrew
 
I worked it out (except for LOD17 and the PSP7 background bit). Two solid days of trial and error.
Cheers
 
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