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  1. M

    MSFS20 Introduction to MSFS SDK (scenery)

    @MisiekLi Apron? Polygon?
  2. M

    MSFS20 Introduction to MSFS SDK (scenery)

    That's ok. MSFS takes multiple materials for a gLTF file.
  3. M

    MSFS20 Introduction to MSFS SDK (scenery)

    They should be separate, so you're doing it right :D
  4. M

    MSFS20 Introduction to MSFS SDK (scenery)

    It seems that the model is already unwrapped, no?
  5. M

    MSFS20 Introduction to MSFS SDK (scenery)

    They should be separate
  6. M

    MSFS20 Introduction to MSFS SDK (scenery)

    Not the best idea, as the gLTF file format utilises different techniques for rendering that the mdl does not, meaning it might not fit in.
  7. M

    MSFS20 Introduction to MSFS SDK (scenery)

    Strange. I've never seen that error before.
  8. M

    MSFS20 Introduction to MSFS SDK (scenery)

    The first option has worked for me
  9. M

    MSFS20 Introduction to MSFS SDK (scenery)

    Are you saving the polygon and the main airport with the same name?
  10. M

    MSFS20 Introduction to MSFS SDK (scenery)

    Awesome!
  11. M

    MSFS20 Introduction to MSFS SDK (scenery)

    There is a way, and I can add it to the docs too :)
  12. M

    MSFS20 Introduction to MSFS SDK (scenery)

    As SimArc said, the errors are from ContentInfo. You can ignore them, however, as you can see where it says 'Done, 3 asset groups registered'. As long as it doesn't say that any failed, you're good to go :)
  13. M

    MSFS20 Introduction to MSFS SDK (scenery)

    I have just added the Adding Custom Objects Via Blender section to the docs, the link is on the first page of this thread.
  14. M

    MSFS20 Introduction to MSFS SDK (scenery)

    The process is very much the same, yes.
  15. M

    MSFS20 Introduction to MSFS SDK (scenery)

    Inside the scenery editor, press View and then make sure "Objects" is ticked
  16. M

    MSFS20 Introduction to MSFS SDK (scenery)

    Make sure you have added an airport first. Objects > Airport >Add. It says so in the manual, so you can look in there (Under 'Creating An Airport' iirc)
  17. M

    MSFS20 Introduction to MSFS SDK (scenery)

    Figured it out :) Select always flatten in properties, and in the polygon that has the airport area selected just tick "Terraforming" and that should do it
  18. M

    MSFS20 Introduction to MSFS SDK (scenery)

    I haven't experimented with ATC yet, but I will and if I get answers, no doubt it will be added to the docs :)
  19. M

    MSFS20 Introduction to MSFS SDK (scenery)

    Hmm. Not really sure. Which area is this? I can play around with it and see if I can find anything
  20. M

    MSFS20 Introduction to MSFS SDK (scenery)

    It should work when you place objects, such as a runway, it will flatten that area. You could try outlining the airport with a polygon and setting it to airport area, but I haven't experimented with that yet.
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