Ok so I’ve created an animated windsock for the sim. I would like to implement this to my custom scenery airport. Where shall I make a folder for this? Will the simobject folder go into my scenery project folder or does simobject have its own project folder? Not sure where to export these files to.
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Exporting Simobject to MSFS
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The SDK Samples have exactly the info you need to set up a package. Here's an illustration of a project of mine:
Thanks! Ok I will try that one. So the Simobject folder goes into my Scenery project folder’s PackageSource folder.
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Without an example set of files this is impossible to debug.
I will make some better pics later today
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Pics won't help. You need to zip a project that has the problem and attach it here, or give a link to cloud storage for download. Otherwise forum members can only guess.I will make some better pics later today
Ok so it’s almost solved. I had mixed up some animation names and folder directions. Now I’ve finally got the sock into the sim and it works. The only thing is that my blender sock is blowing the wrong direction, while the stock simobject sock is blowing the correct direction. Not sure why 
