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Taxiways over highways... (Pagin Arno, come in please...)

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Guest GeorgeDorkofikis

Good evening everybody,I'm amazed with the results of the Project X Sierra Taxiway for EHAM I just downloaded from the library!I wand to do something like that in LGAV which has a similar bridge, but can't find a proper way. I'm looking for a solution for over 2 years now.Could Arno (or anyone else) enlight me on this. If I'm not mistaken Arno you are one of the authors of this project, right?How can I do something like that?.. Pleeeeassseeee... Heeeeellllppppp!George DorkofikisAthens, Greece

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Hi George,No, I am not one of the authors, the Project X project is even a sort of "competitor" of our NL2000 team.But I did help the author in making the object with some advice. He used the platform option of GMax to make a sloped platform that you can drive on with your aircraft. The main problem is to keep the slope small enough, else it will crash at the bends.


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Guest GeorgeDorkofikis

I see...So instead of lowering the highway and keeping the taxiway level, they raised the taxiway over the highway. Hmmm. Not exactly what I want to do.Thanks for the hint though, and sorry for confusing you with the authors.George DorkofikisAthens, Greece

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Hi George,It is almost impossible to make a nice cut in the mesh terrain. The resolution of the mesh is just not high enough to get a really steep cut for a highway.And it could even be that for EHAM it is realistic. I don't know for this bridge for sure, but on the other place where the taxiway crosses the highway there is a slight bump in the taxiway and you hear that the aircraft have to give extra throttle there.


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Guest Efrain Ruiz

>Hi George,>>No, I am not one of the authors, the Project X project is even>a sort of "competitor" of our NL2000 team.>>But I did help the author in making the object with some>advice. He used the platform option of GMax to make a sloped>platform that you can drive on with your aircraft. The main>problem is to keep the slope small enough, else it will crash>at the bends.Any chance this can be done with NovaSim? That you are aware of?

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Nope. The platform code is part of the new RIFF format and at the moment GMax with the Fs2004 gamepack is the only tool to produce that.


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