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MCX and export animations poll

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Hi,

I have a new MCX feature under development to export animations to more formats. I would like to know the opinion of aircraft developers on this as well, as it might impact how you protect your work. Please see this thread :

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Should MCX write animations to more formats?

Hi all, At the moment MCX can only write animations to the FS/P3D X and MDL formats. None of the other formats support writing animation at the moment. Recently I have been testing a newer version of the Assimp library I use for reading and writing certain formats and one of the things I have...
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