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I can not get fir trees to show up in my route, I have all the files in the right places, and the ref file updated, and can create them in my route builder, but when I go to my route in train sim they are invisible. what the hell is going on. I really need these trees as this route is in northern Ariz Can somebody help me?
Roger S Gilbert
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I would try setting the world objects density to 10 and see if that helps.
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Hey! That worked, But I don't get it! I could see the fir trees in the msts routes without the density at 10 why not in my route? thanks for the help. Railartist
Roger S Gilbert
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The change you made is across the board and essentially makes everything viewable, even distant stuff that is not needed (and slows things down).Instead, for that specific object, go into it's .SD file and change the detail level setting down.EG: Change from
ESD_Detail_Level ( 10 )
to
ESD_Detail_Level ( 8 )I 'beleive' that this setting indicates the degree of visibility, the lower the number, the more visible from a distance. Someone else can better explain it Martyn T. Griffin
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