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FS2004 Custom Light lighting up in fog (Aerosoft did it...)

Jessy

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Hi all

Trying to get my airport lighting correct I still wasn't able to find a work around for the low vis option...
Checking Aerosoft EDDL I noticed they did it! But how? Decompiling the bgl learnd me they use a texture file to create the light but not how they led it light up at fog etc... they even have elevated appr lights that light up at fog :eek:
Is there anyone that could take a look at that and maybe find out how?
 
Hi, nope that's not it, I'm talking about runway and approach lights, not light poles on the apron ;)
 
Jessy said:
Hi, nope that's not it, I'm talking about runway and approach lights, not light poles on the apron ;)
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You could still use the same method to produce a light for the approach lights if im not mistaken :)
 
As far as I can read this works only in FSX and not FS9? Plus that it doesn't light up in fog during the day...
 
Jessy said:
As far as I can read this works only in FSX and not FS9? Plus that it doesn't light up in fog during the day...
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Im sure it works in Fs9 aswell as after all it is just a effect file which fs9 uses aswell im not really sure about how to implement this in fs9 as i dont use it anymore..but for fsx you would change the parameters for the effect when attaching it to the box inside of gmax/3ds max which ever one your using
 
I don't think Aerosoft used effects. But then again I'm not that used to the codes I currently see in the .sca file I decompiled from the EDDL_RWYLAMPEN.BGL file and I'm not sure I'm allowed to post that code here...
 
Aerosoft used to use SCASM based lights in FS2004 and also many times in FSX.
Take a look at AFLT, as far as I can tell it uses the same method.
 
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