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FSX "File too small" error update

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Hi,

Update on “file too small” problem.

Looking through files that were on an external hard drive that survived my “blue screen” crash I came across another MCX zip file

Using this new MCX I find that although it shows errors in the export log it now produces working .bgl files for FSX.

This must have been the version I used before

Enclosed is a screenshot of the working version showing the build number.

This may be of help to anyone else having similar problems on a 32bit XP system .

Regards

DGB
 

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That older version doesn't have the new library for COLLADA files yet that gives the "file too small" error.

It would still be interesting to know why this error shows, since I could not reproduce it here. Looking at the source code it should only happen for files that are only a few bytes. So for example when saving failed or they got corrupt.
 
I agree... it would interesting in finding the cause of.

Are there any others that are running MCX on a 32-bit computer anywhere?
 
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