Or any that allow use of placing default smoke stacks etc?Anyone know?

I don't know what you exactly mean with default radio tower or smoke stack? If these two objects are part of the MS object library then you can place them easy by making a small API that calls these objects.Arno

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>I don't know what you exactly mean with default radio tower >or smoke stack? If these two objects are part of the MS >object library then you can place them easy by making a >small API that calls these objects. >>Arno Thank Arno,Of course that's exactly what I mean, The default Stacks and towers are in the object library and I was wondering if there are any "front-end" programs out there that allow placing these, I am not interested in API, I no longer have the patience and wont bother if that is what is still required. Sounds like that is the case???...O well. Sigh, ...longing for the days of the original scenery designer (without the SEE4 editor) Lazy, Lazy, Lazy!!! :)

Then nope (no pain no gain!) you know API'S are not that bad. Of course you could just make your own objects with FSDS or Gmax! andat leat with Gmax you can place them "manually" via the exporter no macro or API needed but it does involve a little work as well! Dan

Maybe there is an alternative, but I never tried it. I think that the BGL Placement tool (or a name like that, it was included in the effect SDK). Can also simply place a certain object (by ID) on a coordinate. Maybe that is what you are looking for?Arno

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