Hedges are fairly easy with RWY12. Just select the bush, slew back from the point at which you want it to start, set it to slew forward slowly, then keep hitting the ADD button as fast as you can. Just two problems. First they don't really look natural. Second, with hundred of bushes, the frame rate is fairly severe. That's why I've gone to the immense trouble of replacing the trees with AutoGen. However, I haven't found a way of doing acceptable AG hedges and my fishing has failed to find anyone else who has.
Gerry Winskill Frank Turley wrote:
Thanks Gerry,I've d/l'd Ted's libraries and found its mainly RAF, I don't think he's made the farmstrip markers publicly available.Anyway, the next task is to produce something that resembles a hedge. Using Autogen Annotator gives me one bush every 50 yards, I'll see if I can get them closer together using RWY12 tree objects...........Frank T. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Gerry Winskill" <gwinsk@xxxxxxx> To: <jhb@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Monday, August 25, 2008 10:16 AM Subject: [jhb] Re: Farm StripsFrank,2) They were done for me by Ted Andrews. Try a search on the major sites, on his name, to see if they are available. Alternatively you could try the yellow tyres. I think they were by Stephen Legg.1) Have just loaded mine and all looks OK. Sorry I can't help. Gerry Winskill Frank Turley wrote:Hi Gerry, Two questions this holiday morning -1. I've just visited the new Manor Farm Collingbourne, and some of the trees don't look right. Is it possible there might be some trees saved as FS9 objects here? 2. For my own education and amusement only, I've started playing with the Autogen Annotator, ADE and Runway 12 programs, to the extent I've created an imaginary farm strip in the fields behind the house where I live. At the moment I've marked the runway out with piles of barrels, but they don't look nearly as good as your red and white runway markers. I can't see these in the default RWY12 libraries, are these available in the public domain?Thanks for your help. Frank T.
