You can find it in the zipfile of the Ryan Creek scenery, made by Christian Stock. Available in the avsim file library.Arno

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Hi, guys!I definitively don't understand the hexadecimal coordinates format :-( I downloaded the txt2asm.exe program but it didn't give me a valid coordinate from my city:S20:15:44W40:17:19The result after run 'txt2asm.exe' was:-2251752-480661854One simple question: Can I use these values (-2251752, -480661854) in a bglc's compilable file? If not, how is the correct format for the mentioned coordinates?Help me, please!!!!! :'( :'( :'( Leandro

Just calculated the longitude and it looks correct. So I guess you can use it this way. All my sceneries are using N and E, so I have never tested it with negative values.Arno

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Hi, Arno!There is a problem with the values presented by me: when I compile with these values, happens an error!!And reading the "Scenery SDK.doc" file from "FS2000_Scenery_SDK", there is an example located in Meigs (USA), that is localized in the Western side of the world. The SCALE command for this location is:SCALE object_end,0,0,000010000h,0046f7abh,0,0c1b17809h,0,180,0How can you see, there aren

Could somebody reply my last postage (above), please?And one more question:Arno mentioned that I have to change the HEADER command parameters if I change the SCALE_AGL values. How to make it correctly? Better, what exactly means each HEADER parameters (about coordinates, at least)?Thanks!Leandro