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BGL_LIGHT Tutorial

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Hi All,

Wasn't sure were to put this though i have created an online tutorial for the method i use to create a working light in GMAX for FS9 & FSX.

It can be accessed here if any body is interested.

http://southwestdesign.org.uk/tutorials/lights/lights_tutorial.htm

It is designed to compliment the Apron lighting using effects and GMax tutorialk displayed in this wiki here. I hope that it will be of some use to people in the future.

Kind Regards,
 
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Coudl you update the Tutorial? because the last image is missing, not that important, but just a fact ;)
 
Thanks for pointing that out, I've not actually looked at that tutorial since it was made about 2 years ago, but I'll look into it.

Thanks.
 
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