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Airfield plates question. - Newy - 10.04.2010
Is there a way to make certain airfield plates stay on top of others.
for example, I'm trying to lay PCPPlate on top on a sand runway.
It can be done on default maps like the Crete Map airfield above, which I could place the PCPPlate on top but, trying to do it on my modded map, the PCPPlate goes under the sand plates
Any ideas?
Newy
- dunkelgrun - 10.04.2010
I'm not sure whether plates can be made to stay on top of others. There is a hierarchy within plate sets - so, let's say, Runway plates will always be on top of Taxi ones, but how it works with different sets I don't know. Plus, I sometimes find flckering where plates of the same set are overlaid - might this be a problem with what you are doing too?
:cheers:
- Newy - 10.04.2010
I'm trying to make a runway look like it did in '42.
Imagine a Sand strip that is 2 runway plates wide, then running down the middle is a single wide PCPPlate runway (similar to the picture above).
The New Guinea map places the PCPPlate under the Sand Plate.
Newy
- agracier - 11.04.2010
When you make runways in the map-maker like you're thinking of above, be sure to check them out in your game version as well. There is sometimes a discrepancy between the way plates are ordered between the 2 games.
I copied some airfields for use in a map, but they had inappropriately colored plates, so to save time, I simply placed the plates I wanted over the existing ones. In map-maker they looked good, but when trying them out in the playable game, their order was reversed ... I don't know what causes it, but check it out nonetheless ... you might not even need to worry about it ...