MSFS Avions Statiques MSFS 2020

[Capdis84]

Bonjour
Sur une scène existante je souhaiterais poser un appareil statique.
1 / avec quel logiciel générer un avion statique ?
2/ comment l'implanter sur une scène ?

Je savais faire tout ceci sur les anciennes version de FS mais j'avoue être totalement perdu sur 2020.

Merci de vos retours

Cordialement

 

[Lagaffe]

Hi,
You are on an English forum, it is customary to write your requests in English as a courtesy (I am also a French creator )

 

[Marionettework]

To find and add static aircraft into your scenery, you can do the following.

- Look for an existing airplane model on sites like sketchfab, turbosquid or cgtrader. For example, on sketchfab (which I like the most because it has 3D previews in the browser) you can filter by "Downloadable" and any of the "CC" licenses (Creative Commons, i.e. free), and I find this one:

Cessna-172 - Download Free 3D model by Sousinho

Rusted cessna-172 plane - Cessna-172 - Download Free 3D model by Sousinho

sketchfab.com

- First, make sure the license that comes with this model allows you to include it in your project. Most of the free CC ones will let you use it if you credit the author, so make sure you put the appropriate information in the Readme/documentation of your project.
- Download the 3D model, and if there's no .blend file you can get the .obj file.
- Open or import this file in Blender, modify as needed, and use the exporter to export the object into your MSFS project.

If these last two points are a mystery to you, you'll need to read other threads here about how to setup Blender 3.3 with the latest MSFS exporter in order to create and export objects into MSFS.

 

[Capdis84]

To find and add static aircraft into your scenery, you can do the following.

- Look for an existing airplane model on sites like sketchfab, turbosquid or cgtrader. For example, on sketchfab (which I like the most because it has 3D previews in the browser) you can filter by "Downloadable" and any of the "CC" licenses (Creative Commons, i.e. free), and I find this one:

Cessna-172 - Download Free 3D model by Sousinho

Rusted cessna-172 plane - Cessna-172 - Download Free 3D model by Sousinho

sketchfab.com

- First, make sure the license that comes with this model allows you to include it in your project. Most of the free CC ones will let you use it if you credit the author, so make sure you put the appropriate information in the Readme/documentation of your project.
- Download the 3D model, and if there's no .blend file you can get the .obj file.
- Open or import this file in Blender, modify as needed, and use the exporter to export the object into your MSFS project.

If these last two points are a mystery to you, you'll need to read other threads here about how to setup Blender 3.3 with the latest MSFS exporter in order to create and export objects into MSFS.

Hello and thank you for your message.
the problem is that I want to put on my stage a plane which is part of my library and which is not available in the static planes existing on the market.

 

[mamu]

Hello and thank you for your message.
the problem is that I want to put on my stage a plane which is part of my library and which is not available in the static planes existing on the market.

What it the format of your library?
If the library is from another SIM other than msfs, you need to extract the models from there.
according that you have the permissions from the library original creator, modelconverterx can help.
Then, you need to make a insert the extracted models in a library (modelLib) compatible with msfs.