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Hi, All
The following problem is using api macro objects with FSSC and ObPlacer.
I have a marina with a few boats (about 30), that appear from May to October. I used about 5 different macros, and I make them appear and disappear at slightly different days using the 038A code in each of the 5 apis.
So far so good. The boats appear and disappear when they should but... other objects (not all) also disappear, objects from apis that have no 038A code at all. In this case the disappearing objects are trees and light poles, that only show from May to October like the boats!!! The trees have a seasonal texture, but the light poles don't have anything special on them.
I made all the apis myself with EOD, so I know what they are and what they are not (option wise).
Now, I tried to locate a couple of those objects using ObPlacer (not XML), and at least one disappears, too, as if one bgl file created with FSSC was "interfering" with the other bgl file placed by ObPlacer. The objects within 200 metres of each other.
Regardless, there are just way too many objects to be located using ObPlacer, and FSSC would be just so convenient...
Does any one have a suggestion?
Thanks
Fern
The following problem is using api macro objects with FSSC and ObPlacer.
I have a marina with a few boats (about 30), that appear from May to October. I used about 5 different macros, and I make them appear and disappear at slightly different days using the 038A code in each of the 5 apis.
So far so good. The boats appear and disappear when they should but... other objects (not all) also disappear, objects from apis that have no 038A code at all. In this case the disappearing objects are trees and light poles, that only show from May to October like the boats!!! The trees have a seasonal texture, but the light poles don't have anything special on them.
I made all the apis myself with EOD, so I know what they are and what they are not (option wise).
Now, I tried to locate a couple of those objects using ObPlacer (not XML), and at least one disappears, too, as if one bgl file created with FSSC was "interfering" with the other bgl file placed by ObPlacer. The objects within 200 metres of each other.
Regardless, there are just way too many objects to be located using ObPlacer, and FSSC would be just so convenient...
Does any one have a suggestion?
Thanks
Fern
