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Flashing strobe lights

mskhan1991

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I just need to know what should i do to make my object with LIGHT_NAV_* material to flash in my scenery?

I want to create a flashing strobe.
 
Hi,

If I understand correctly, you want to have a strobe effect for a scenery object? And I hope you talk about FSX?
Then the way I would do it (but I am sure there are some easier ways to do it):
I import the scenery object with ModelconverterX, open the attached object editor, add an effect (fx_strobe for instance) to the object, export the mdl and compile into a bgl with librarycreator.xml.
 
Oh! i was talking about using bgl light effects for a strobe's flashing effect in FS2004 if that is possible?

Using *_0.asm files!
 
Maybe I am not such a fool after all because in that case, I do not know the answer to your question :D.
 
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