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Texture_Def.txt question

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Am I right that the above file is only used for the GUI, so once textures are placed and won't be needed further on for new insertions, their definitions can safely be removed from Texture_Def.txt ?

For example: I've placed numerous ground gate number markings (see pic). Can I delete that bunch of lines from Texture_Def.txt now, as the list is getting uncomfortably long? Editor and/or compiler won't run into trouble further down the road ? (I'll keep a backup of course)



Wim
 
Wim, Textures_Def.txt and Lines_Def.txt must contain all the elements in use at any time. (ADE-GP makes reference to those files at each edit and compile.) If you are finding your current versions difficult to manage, you could create subsets for each of your airports and swap files as you move from one airport to the other in ADE. There is no practical limit on the length of either file from an ADE-GP processing perspective.

Don
 
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