I'm trying to get xref-plants into my toc-file. I'm got the name but nothing appears in my Sim.
I'm using FsCloudPort to get the toc-flies and edit it with the new buildings but with plants it doesn't work.
Can someboady help? And could I have also a xref-plants library, like pictures of the different plants?
You must place the trees under the plant_list section as follows (just four types of trees: broadleaf, conifer, shrub or palm):
But finally it is much easier to edit them as well as the buildings with the great tool from Nabeel: https://afs2-editor.nabeelamjad.co.uk/
Then you can add the generated toc-file to your tsc-file or copy the objects into your existing file.
Do you always close the [list_plant]-section and the individual [plant]-elements as well properly resp. allways have the same numbers of "<" and ">"-signs?
If you make a mistake when copying the trees, FS2 will abort, which will cause the missing buildings and objects listed afterwards in your *.toc-file (ohne missing ">"-sign or one ">"-sign too much may cause this).
I have done some things but i don't know if it's right.Now only 1 tree is standing and again no building
I think that for each of the closing characters marked in red, the initial command is missing, as it is present in the area marked in blue.
Further down below the selected line (light blue) you're also missing one >
You are closing the [plant_list] wrongly already after the first tree-element much to early and then also after each further tree-element serevral time (pay attention to the vertical lines in your editor like notepad++). This is the reason that only the first tree appears and then no more.
In my opinion, the correct solution that should work looks like this:
I trying many things with < and > but nothing works.
I have a question. Can I Upload the toc-file, here in the forum and somebody can tell me the problem?
Does it work for you now?
If not then Yes please upload your toc-file as zip-file in the forum. This would be probably more efficient than exchanging sceenshots. 
Had a look on it - there are two bugs in your *.toc file.
a) Missing opening-sign "<" for "[string8]"-definition of first tree:
b) Closing of [xref_list] ">" with all your airport-objects much to early, before the first object is listed:
Fixed the *.toc-file that should work now: EDSB_fixed.zip
Have tried it out for myself and your airport looks good so far:
Glad that it is now working for you.
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