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Postby papa-metro » Wed Jul 21, 2004 12:52 pm

Hey, anyone know how to add a few crashed planes to alaska/British Columbia scenery?
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Re: former flyers

Postby garymbuska » Thu Jul 22, 2004 12:24 pm

I am not sure why you would want to do this but if possable it would have to be part of the scenery for that area. I do not know of any other way you could do this. Only problem is that I do not know if you could draw a crashed plane with a scenery design program
GMAX is the only way it might work. You might be able to make it an XML addon but not sure what the needed code would be if there is one. I check it out tonight
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Re: former flyers

Postby papa-metro » Fri Jul 23, 2004 4:41 am

Thanks gary,  ... reson to do it is that crashed planes do exist in that terrain, so it would be very realistic. (do they stilll mark actual crashed & discovered A/C with a big painted red X on the remains?)
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Re: former flyers

Postby RollerBall » Fri Jul 23, 2004 5:22 am

Hey, anyone know how to add a few crashed planes to Alaska/British Columbia scenery?


You could try using MdltoBgl.exe to create scenery bgls for selected (FS98) aircraft. This program lets you either make macros for incorporation into sceneries OR stand-alone bgls for individual aircraft which you can place at specific lat/long locations.

Now if instead of placing them at ground level you place them just under (eg -0.5 metre) and select wheels up (ie not down!) and select eg suitable sloping locations where you can make a wing disappear by hiding it in the ground, you could do a pretty fair job ;)
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