Mike Broemme answered to this problem:
Rustam's question:
"Is it possible to somehow remove crashboxes from the grass with any scenery tools available?"
I agree it's a lot of work! As Steve already pointed out:
It would be a massive and unrealistic job to remove it from every object or even just the grasses.
- Even Orbx recommends to switch off "crash detection" -
But to answer your question: Yes, it's basically possible to do a subsequent adjustment but some developer knowledge is necessary!
The objects' properties (in this case grass objects) are not hardcoded a priori. The property is set when the object is placed into the scenery.
I'm using "
Whisplacer" and there is an appropriate box available (see screenshot). I don't know about "Instant Scenery"
Even if this function is not available in IS3 you can go like this:
- convert the bgl-file into an xml-file. Here is an example how it might look like:
<SceneryObject
lat="55.2632612362504"
lon="-131.771934628487"
alt="0.0F"
altitudeIsAgl="TRUE"
pitch="0"
bank="0"
heading="202.999877929688"
imageComplexity="NORMAL">
<NoAutogenSuppression/>
<NoCrash/> <LibraryObject
name="{ec7cafab-1171-3eb1-51c4-6359785b6b9c}"
scale="0.65043"
/>
</SceneryObject>
Open the xml-file with an editor and insert
<NoCrash/>See my exampel in
red, the object's crash code is off now.
Save the file and convert it back into a bgl file.
There are freeware tools available (BGL to XML/XML to BGL)
But, to do so, it's no easy job and as Steve pointed out:
In theory it could be done but would take 2 lifetimes to do.
and it's not meant for the normal flightsimmer.
signed: Mike Broemme
