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FSX Animations

robystar

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Hi Arno,

I downloaded your last development release in which youn announced some better support for aircraft.mdl's including simple animations.
Might that mean that MCX can now read simple (for instance GSU) animations like a rotating radar and include them in the mdl?
 
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Hi,

No, it means it can read FS2002 and FS2004 aircraft MDL files, which it could not do before. I am still working on the support for FS98 and FS2000 aircraft MDL files.

I would have to check how animations are stored in the COLLADA files to add support for that as well. If you have a simple example object that could work. I was not even aware you can make animations with SketchUp.
 
Hi,

I haven't tried animations in GSU yet.
It has to do with dynamic components and the Ruby API but have not figured it out.
 
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