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What is this about?
"extension 'ASOBO_normal_map_convention' not found; assuming DirectX convention for textures"
This is a message from the MSFS SDK.
Exports from Blender and MCX.
Please help.
 
Hi,

That is not something to worry about. The attribute tells the packager tool what convention is used for normal maps (either DirectX or OpenGL). As the message says when it is not specified DirectX is assumed.
 
arno said:
Hi,

That is not something to worry about. The attribute tells the packager tool what convention is used for normal maps (either DirectX or OpenGL). As the message says when it is not specified DirectX is assumed.
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Hi, thank you for your quick reply. However, this worries me because the models do not want to load.
 

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I don't think that is due to this warning, as I see it on any model I run through the package tool and they still work. Are there other warnings and errors in the packager log?
 
Hi, Thank you for your time. Problem solved (probably). Depending on how MSFS is enabled, it works or doesn't work.
Best regards.
 
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