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How to place scenery objects using the Object Placement Tool (OPT). | {{:Ambox-Content-WIP}} | ||
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How to place scenery objects using the [[Object Placement Tool]] (OPT). | |||
The OPT can be used for creating scenery. | |||
==== Object Selection ==== | |||
To see the range of placeable objects, please see - [http://lc0277.gratisim.fr/sceneobjects/ Lamont Clarke's wiki - FSX default scenery objects] | |||
==== Object Placement ==== | |||
Place your fixed-location object. | Place your fixed-location object. | ||
On the ??? tab, click 'Save Scenery'. | On the ??? tab, click 'Save Scenery'. | ||
[[Category:Missions]] | [[Category:Missions]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Scenery Design]] | ||
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How to place scenery objects using the Object Placement Tool (OPT).
The OPT can be used for creating scenery.
Object Selection
To see the range of placeable objects, please see - Lamont Clarke's wiki - FSX default scenery objects
Object Placement
Place your fixed-location object.
On the ??? tab, click 'Save Scenery'.
