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MSFS20 Taxiway markings not visible over custom ground textures

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Hello,

Runway is a polygon with a custom photogramterical texture. I want to draw taxiway markings on top of the runway, but they are invisible over it. Any solution? Ive already tried with priority of the runway texture and a lot of other stuff but it does not work.

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Hello:

There may be info in MSFS' SDK Docs specific to ground markings, but see if this tutorial by Federico Pinotti (aka "mamu") helps with your goal:


Otherwise, one may use either MSFS default "Projected Mesh" or 3D model based Ground Polygons (aka "G-Polys).

GaryGB
 
GaryGB said:
Hello:

There may be info in MSFS' SDK Docs specific to ground markings, but see if this tutorial by Federico Pinotti (aka "mamu") helps with your goal:


Otherwise, one may use either MSFS default "Projected Mesh" or 3D model based Ground Polygons (aka "G-Polys).

GaryGB
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Thanks for your answer. I know i can do it with "projected mesh" but that is gonna take a lot of work. Also markings that I want to make are not very uniqe so MSFS stock marking would work. I just want to overlay them on top of the runway so they would look sharper. Anyway thanks for help :)
 
Number 1, Use a projected mesh and set the proper "layer" level, on this case probably "apron"

Number 2, see Number 1
 
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