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Zeb Gardner

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This is about setting up Library Object Manager (LOM) using your pdf documentation. I have set up everything as instructed to this point.
Referring to Tutorial 2 "Creating a Database of Objects", importing first objects.
Navigate to FS folder, then to Scenery>Generic>Scenery. This is a dead end.
FSX does not have "Generic" under the Main Scenery folder.
This must be for FS9. What about the route for FSX?
I would like to capture the Object library in FSX for use of these objects in FS9.
Can the FSX Object library be imported into LOM?
Would appreciate your answer.
Zeb Gardner
 
I would need to check the documentation. However you cannot use FSX objects in FS9. Also there is a separate version (2.0 beta) that supports FSX.

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Thanks for the reply, Jon.
Since you can not use FSX objects in FS9, is there a conversion process that can be used?
For example; a favorite FSX hanger that is not available in FS9.
 
Jon,
Installing Beta 2.0
Referring to Tutorial 2 "Creating a Database of Objects", importing first objects.
Page 27, top of page.
Navigate to FS folder, then to Scenery>Generic>Scenery. This, of course is referring to FS9.
What is the selection in the main Scenery folder for FSX?
You are probably in the process of making revisions to the installation pdf.
Reply when convenient,
Thanks,
Zeb
 
Zeb Gardner said:
Thanks for the reply, Jon.
Since you can not use FSX objects in FS9, is there a conversion process that can be used?
For example; a favorite FSX hanger that is not available in FS9.
Click to expand...

Not my area - someone from the modelling side might know
 
Zeb Gardner said:
Jon,
Installing Beta 2.0
Referring to Tutorial 2 "Creating a Database of Objects", importing first objects.
Page 27, top of page.
Navigate to FS folder, then to Scenery>Generic>Scenery. This, of course is referring to FS9.
What is the selection in the main Scenery folder for FSX?
You are probably in the process of making revisions to the installation pdf.
Reply when convenient,
Thanks,
Zeb
Click to expand...

Scenery > Global > Scenery contains the stock objects for FSX as I recall
 
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