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Compiling with BGLC for FS9

Hi Dick, and thanks! Yes, now the files compile as supposed, so the sticky version is now a-okay! :-)

/hans
 
Hi Hans.

Thanks for the help in finding the problem and confirming the fix. :)

Dick
 
Hi guys,
its my first time using this asm thingy.
i got 2 asm files and 1 mdl
how do i type in my lat. , long. , altitude and hdg for my object?
and then how do i compile?
 
You need to place the MDL file using an XML file. GMax already makes an example XML file when you export. Just open it and enter your coordinates etc. After that you need to compile it with BGLComp to get your BGL.
 
Have you read this [thread=98]article[/thread], it should explain that as well.

You need to compile the main asm file, not the _0.asm file.
 
Hi all.

If you still want to Drag-n-Drop the ASM file onto BGLC_9, and have it compile with the MDL extension, you can make a shortcut of BGLC_9. I rename my shortcut as BGLC_MDL. Then you can alter it:

Under the ( right mouse click ) shortcut's Properties, shortcut tab, Target text:

C:\Utility\BGLC_9.exe /mdl

And this will write your output as .mdl

BGLC_MDL.JPG


You can also add an icon...

Keep BGLC_9 in a single location, and place the shortcut on your desktop... or make clones of the shortcut, and add them to your work folders.

BGLC_9 also works with LWM and VTP sceneries, and with all older programs, like the FS2002 BGLPlacer.

Dick
 
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