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Export archive multiple bgl

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Hello Arno, I downloaded the latest versions of your tool ...
Until now I used ModelConverterX version 1.4 .0.0 (14/11/2012)
which had the function to export an archive multiple of BGL, autogen.bgl example after changing a single object,
in the new version of this function can not find it?
There is no more?
Or am I not find it?

Thank you.
Anto.:)
 
Hi,

If you use export scenery in the latest version all the loaded objects can be exported to one bgl.
 
arno said:
Hi,

If you use export scenery in the latest version all the loaded objects can be exported to one bgl.
Click to expand...

:)

Oops ... I not seen ...... I thought would serve to export scenarios .....
I'm sorry ....
Thank you.
 
No problem. You're always free to ask :)
 
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