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FSX Explosion effects

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jaws134

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Hello everyone :)
I am trying to make a youtube video for fsx and in it i wish to have a dc3 cargo plane "explode"...i was watching another fsx film on youtube and the guy who made it apparently did this by switching the effects around for the smoke key, so when he pressed it it instead switched to another default fsx effect for an oil explosion, causing the plane to "explode"

it would be very helpful if someone could help me achieve this effect

this is what i wish for it to look like
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=flY7QadfT0g

it also may be helpful to point out, that this is the first time i will be messing around with effects..........
 
Nice play with effects, and nice, unfortunately very realistic film. A shot without any fly-by warning.

Would you like to explain what you did?
 
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