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i have my tweaked .asm file, the _0.asm file, and my .bgl file, in the same folder i have BGLC_9. I am trying to create a new .bgl with the new .asm tweaks. What do i need to do to compile them? I don't really know how to do it with a DOS comand prompt, so i tried dropping the files into the icon with little success. :confused:
 
You should be able to just drop the .asm file onto BGLC_9.exe and it should make a model file with a .bgl extension. Change the .bgl extension to .mdl, then compile it into an object .bgl with bglcomp.exe as if it were any other .mdl exported from gmax.

Jim
 
If the ASM files were made with the Fs2002 gamepack then renaming to MDL is not needed of course. But the drag-and-drop method should indeed work. Unless you have errors, then it is better to compile from the command prompt so that you can see them.

In that case you would have to make sure the path in the command prompt is set to the folder where your files are. After that you can type: bglcomp myfile.asm
 
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