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FSX Add a function to the export?

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Hello everybody

I create landscapes
And some times I need to keep from autogen

Would it be possible to add "NoAutogenSuppression"?
It's a shame to go through MCX just for that

Thank you for your help
 
That's a flag in the placement xml file. If you exported the placement xml via blender you can just open it in any text editor and add this flag.
Having a look at the sdk doc for the syntax may be best
 
hi dave hoeffgen

Yes I know how to do it via XML ---> bgl comp.
But it would be nice if you could check this directly to the export.
 
Blender2FSX places objects very well!

Otherwise, what would the bgl compilation be used for?
 
I have no idea where it compiles bgl. AFAIK it doesn't.
It is true that it can export a placement file, yet it is still not a full value placement tool.
 
The placement in Blender2FSX is consistent with the placement recommended in the SDK
There is no difference

The XML has proof ...
 
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