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Steve, I'm not catching on what your trying to say.

Can you try to do it in afcad and take a screen shot?

Planespotter: In the first pic you can see the parking lines indicating the area to park. Notice there is no perpindiculer line crossing the parking line. In the second pic (of afcad), you can see the perpindiculer line. This is the line I'm talking about.

What I've done is to create stright throu parking. The line would be there if I was only making the normal parking spot.

So what I would like to know is how to get it with stright throu parking.

[img] http://www.simviation.com/yabbuploads/AFCAD_30.jpg
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[img] http://www.simviation.com/yabbuploads/AFCAD_31.jpg
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Hope this clears up what I'm asking.

Steve

ps: Dang it, did something wrong again  :(

Try uploading your pics with a capital .JPG versus a lower case .jpg.  this makes a difference, as the forum is case sensitive.  Also, when applying the image tags [img] do not put a space between the addres of the pic and the two tags on each side.  

Good luck.

After looking at the scenery screens of the taxiways it seems they are little help in analysing the AF2 file. Perhaps a screenshot (close-up) of the file in AFCAD2 would be more useful.

The screens don't appear as the root directory of simforum.images seems very slow or crippled. After finding the two JPEGs i looked at them.

With a fast connection and server, the picture should come down quickly: See below

The perpindiculer line crossing the parking line, as seen here afcad2 does not show up on the tarmac in FS9.




What I wanted to find out if there is a way to get it to show. I will show if you have only one parking connector, but I am using two for stright through parking.

Ps: I just can't seem to get a pick to show up anymore.

steve,

you're uploading properly but the URL you're typing in is wrong

It should be

http://www.simviation.com/yabbuploads/parking.jpg

with [img] tags either side

Roger

Thanks Roger. But it looks like it is to big and I made sure it was under the sized.