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FSX Md-600n

Hello,

I'm a new member here, WOW incredible work...
Congratulation for this new addon, a real masterpiece.

Best regards. Skull
 
Hmmm...If this is MentalRay...I am tempted to import my 407 into 3dSmax just to see how it renders out!
 
I don't have 3dsmax, but as far as I know you only loose the mapping when converting from gmax/mdl to 3ds (with MCX).

Kai
 
Actually if you convert the gmax file to obj and then import it in 3ds max the UV coordinates are kept. You just need to reassign the texture material.
(What I usually did was to export as FSX MDL format, then use blender to import them and export as obj. Then imported into 3ds max. Of course this causes all the animations to vanish and the polys are turned into triangles...
 
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