First run

[gary20]

Hi Arno

Not sure how you would like us to report back on findings.
I was thinking I could cut and paste from the event.log

First run ... All is good. Compiles well.
Some objects are upside down and in the wrong location.
Event.log sates an Unsupported command "IfVarAnd"

Best

Gary

10:50 AM SCASMReader Information Starting reading of file C:\Working\GARY.SCA
11:35 AM SCASMReader Information Starting reading of subobject 0
11:35 AM SCASMReader Warning Unsupported command IfVarAnd in line 63467
11:35 AM SCASMReader Warning Unsupported command IfVarAnd in line 63478
11:35 AM SCASMReader Information Cleanup: Did remove triangle with zero area
11:35 AM SCASMReader Information Cleanup: Did remove triangle with zero area
11:35 AM SCASMReader Information Cleanup: Did remove triangle with zero area
11:35 AM SCASMReader Information Cleanup: Did remove triangle with zero area
11:35 AM SCASMReader Information Cleanup: Did remove triangle with zero area
11:35 AM SCASMReader Information Cleanup: Did remove triangle with zero area
11:35 AM SCASMReader Information Cleanup: Did remove triangle with zero area
11:35 AM SCASMReader Information Cleanup: Did remove triangle with zero area
11:35 AM SCASMReader Information Finished reading of subobject 0
11:35 AM SCASMReader Information Finished reading objects

[arno]

Hi Gary,

The IfVarAnd command for conditions is not supported yet indeed. As conditions are (almost) impossible in the FSX format I have not yet decided what to do with them.

If you have a sample of an object that is upside down, could you please provide it to me for testing? You can attach it here on the forum for example.

[gary20]

I wonder then what would happen if I removed the "IfVarAnd" call from the .sca file ??
I'll try it and see if thats what turns things upside down.

Gary

[arno]

Hi,

I doubt the IfVarAnd command will turn your model upside down, but you can always try :).

[gary20]

Hi,

I doubt the IfVarAnd command will turn your model upside down, but you can always try :).

Nope ...

You were right Arno :)