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P3D v4 Fixing Main Gear Animation

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Colin Gray

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Evening,

I’ve given up on UT Live and making my own flight plans. Decided to populate my airports with static aircraft instead. At least I know they’ll be parked in correct stalls. I posted a month or so ago asking why the taxi/nav/landing lights were turning on - even on static aircraft. Arno’s response fixed that issue. Thank you for the help.

I found a couple models for the CRJ and Embraer jets from Raven FS Labs. When checking the models out on MCX, I noticed that the main gear do not extend to the same height. One gear looks about a foot lower. The gear doors are also suspended in midair. Is this something that I can adjust in FSX?

Thank you in advance,

Colin
 
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