Hi all,Just created an exclude switch in my scenery.cfg file, upon loading Flight Sim (2004) I got a couple of errors, after a bit of playing around I got rid of the errors and the exclude switch worked, however not only has it removed the trees and buildings etc, it's also removed the entire airport!! I haven't applied a flattening switch yet so not sure if that's a contributing factor? Anyway, here's what I put in my scenery.cfg file in case I did it wrong:[Area.039]Title=Durham InternationalLocal=Addon SceneryLayer=39Active=TRUERequired=FALSEExclude=N54 51.29,W1 37.36,N54 50.02,W1 39.73,objectsAny help in fixing the issue would be appreciated.Regards,Chris

Can't anyone help? I'm stuck until I can fix this.Thanks,DTVAirport

You're posting about a problem for FS9 in the FSX forum. Better chance of getting help by asking in the FS2004 forum.

You're posting about a problem for FS9 in the FSX forum. Better chance of getting help by asking in the FS2004 forum.

The original post was in the FS9 forum, someone seems to have moved it into here. :(

I don't recommend using exclude or flatten switches in scenery.cfg (flatten is na for FSX). Create exclusion rectangles as bgl files with ADE9X, and or airport background vector polygon bgls to exclude autogen with SBuilder (FS9) or ADEX/SBuilderX (FSX). Create flatten bgls with SBuidler (FS9) or ADEX/SBuilderX (FSX).scott s..

That means nothing to me unfortunately, I'd need talking through it.Regards,DTVAirport

ADEX forums:http://www.fsdeveloper.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=95ADEX program:http://www.airportdesigneditor.co.uk/Have fun

That means nothing to me unfortunately, I'd need talking through it.Regards,DTVAirport

You don't "need", you want someone to do the work for you. So here goes;1. Open www.google.com2. Enter the search term "FS2004 scenery design tutorial + excludes"3. Start clicking on the linksGood luck!