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P3D v4 Convert .spb to .xml

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Years ago (literally) I converted the P3D AutogenDescriptions.spb file to an xml for some editing/tests file but I cannot remember I did that. I thought I found it in the P3D SDK but so far no luck? I am still searching but if someone knows would much appreciate! :)

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Nevermind, I think I found it under the SimPropCompiler of the SDK so I will study. But this raises a new question. In the default P3Dv3 and P3Dv4 was there a default AutogensDesriptions.spb or just an .xml version? Sad to say I did not make note of this.
 
Hi,

There is a spb2xml tool that can do this, not sure where I found it.

The compiler from the SDK is to go from xml to spb again.

FS can read both, SPB seems slightly better for performance.
 
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