How do you attack a library object to a model in MCX. Do I need my object to be in a specific folder? The attack object option does not give me any option to select a library folder, you have to type in the name of the object and its GUID. I did that, but the object does not show in the model when I look at it with FSX. I was just wondering if the object has to be in a specific folder?
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Attach library object
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Hi,
Attaching a library object is something that can be done in the attached object editor. You need to known the GUID of the object you want to attach. The object does not have to be in the same folder, as long as FS can load it via the GUID on runtime (so it must be in an active scenery). Same as for normal object placement of an object.
Attaching a library object is something that can be done in the attached object editor. You need to known the GUID of the object you want to attach. The object does not have to be in the same folder, as long as FS can load it via the GUID on runtime (so it must be in an active scenery). Same as for normal object placement of an object.