All my 3d modeling has been with sketchup. I downloaded blender 3.6, downloaded and installed the IO MSFS gltf add on. I'm trying to make a new gauge for a plane and i have the dumbest question. It wants a GLTF file from msfs but I have no idea how to get that? is that done through dev mode while in game. Is there some package builder that makes the file? Every search I've done referenced them and how to build it in blender and export, but I'm trying to import a plane into Blender to edit the VC and I don't even know where to start with how to get a gltf file. Thanks in advance.
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Complete newb question GLTF
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The gltf you want to import would be in the aircraft's model folder.
To export, you need to write to a package source folder, and then run the package generator to obtain the package that can then be placed in the community folder.
EzRyder made a great video series on you tube here that explains the process in detail:
To export, you need to write to a package source folder, and then run the package generator to obtain the package that can then be placed in the community folder.
EzRyder made a great video series on you tube here that explains the process in detail: