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There would be the option for a developer to send you the original design file/s, you would check them and decide whether to grant a license or not. License would be limited to the project in question or generally.I don't think that I can judge fairly who should have a license and who not
Perhaps there would be no objections to pre fs9 MDLs being convertible and retaining animations?If there are other thoughts on how to balance this, I am happy to consider them. As I do also understand that restricting animation export when loading from MDL files will restrict many of you.
Perhaps there would be no objections to pre fs9 MDLs being convertible and retaining animations?
Hypothetically, how much would be lost if these were exported from GMax as fs8 MDLs?My situation: I have a lot of models made under GMax with MDLs (3 Cessna, 2 Menestrel HN-433 and HN-700, one NC-858S, one AlphaJet).
My actual problem is to port all these stuffs under Blender and also remake all animations in order to compile to glTF.
I'm fairly sure Arno/MCX can tell whether the FS2002 or FS2004 sdk has been used to create a particular MDL.First, I think you speak of FS9 (FS2004) MDLs