Hello Tilt
1) it is possible that the "rounding" of the co-ordinate is different on the southern bridge to the northern one. (I always calculate it with respect to the apex co ordinate)This may also apply to the angle.
The positioning of the object ( X, Y and Z coordinates ) are only 3 decimal points.
The angles ( Roll, Tilt and Rotate ) are 4 decimal points.
2) it is possible that the runway is not exactly 2460 long.
The Runway is only 5277.002 ft long (5280= 1 mile) Using the Gridline error checker as a reference, not sure if this is accurate.
Place a Runway at 0,0,0 coordinates. You can move the Runway a maximum distance North of .999 ft and South of 1.999 ft.
Hence I conclude that 5280-(.999+1.999)=5277.002 ft
3) But why is the gridline checker apparantly tile type sensitive?
4) Another possibility is that the grid line checker only checks 2 of the the 4 grid lines in each tile??? (eg btm and left)
Nuttz brought this to my attention at the same time I had realized this, that all object are not neccessarily centered within themselves.
Example:
Place a Runway object (VOD0) at 0,0,0 coordinates and rotate it 180*.
Now place another Runway object (VOD1) at the same coordinates.
You will see that the Runways are not exactly on top of each other. You can still see Runway (VOD0) which is West of center.
Also if you do a gridline check you will see that (VOD0) will give you an error. (Sometimes it doesn't!!!)
This can also be true if Rolling or Tilting objects. Sometimes it seems Tilting is closer to center than Rolling like for Runways and STRTAXIs
Pokie