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Photo Scenery?

BillgjCook

Charter Member
Hi, I am some what new at messing with scenery. I am using SBX (Scenery Builder X) to add photo scenery to FSX, The photo scenery is coming along fine but when I try to add water FX to the nearby lakes the photo scenery is on top of it and it does not show. This is where I am stuck.
I did the photo scenery first then did the water mask and hydro exclude for the old lake.
 
Hi, I am some what new at messing with scenery. I am using SBX (Scenery Builder X) to add photo scenery to FSX, The photo scenery is coming along fine but when I try to add water FX to the nearby lakes the photo scenery is on top of it and it does not show. This is where I am stuck.
I did the photo scenery first then did the water mask and hydro exclude for the old lake.

Maybe I am not asking the right question.
How do I put the reflectiv water FX on top of the photo Scenery?
 
You mention a watermask file, are you sure it's set up correctly? The water area should be pure black and the remainder pure white. The file should be an 8 bit grayscale file, not a 32 bit or otherwise.
 
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