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Post by sentry50 on Nov 30, 2007 22:22:34 GMT
Every once in awhile, I'll come across a field who's elevation is way different from the surrounding scenery. Has anyone figured out if you can correct that? Oh yeah, FS2004.
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Post by Dan K. Hansen on Nov 30, 2007 22:37:27 GMT
One tool you might want to check is AFCAD2.1 available from most FS-related sites. With this tool you have the ability to alter the elevation for a specific airport. Normally this shouldn't be an issue if using default airports and scenery. Once you begin to add third party airports and/or scenery/mesh you may run into these problems, where the altitude of an airport doesn't match the altitude of the terrain. This is normally taken care of using a so called flatten-file which is a file that converts the whole area of the airport to a flat piece of land, but it could also give a strange look of the surrounding terrain.
You might also try to pop the question over at FSDeveloper.com as this site is mostly support/help with HJG-aircraft issues.
But hang in someone with knowledge in these parts may come along and guide you in the right direction.
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Post by benh on Dec 2, 2007 22:46:09 GMT
You might want to try a tool called JABBgl.
With its aid, one can do a direct hatchet job on FS9 airport altitudes.
Available at AVSIM
Ben
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