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MSFS20 Merging scenery

elgalopino

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I am confuse about the group stuff in developing new handcrafted scenery.
I have 2 buildings made with blender each one has 2 textures, day and night. So what I wish to know is if is possible to merge or group both in dev mode and make only one scenery, instead of two....that this is what I have now.
Thank you
 
You can use boot textures directly in Blender, the day texture in albedo slot and the night texture in emissive slot,
And click the day/night cycle checkbox to let the Sim know you want to use the emissive only at night

Check this tutorial





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mamu said:
You can use boot textures directly in Blender, the day texture in albedo slot and the night texture in emissive slot,
And click the day/night cycle checkbox to let the Sim know you want to use the emissive only at night

Check this tutorial





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This is not the issue, the problem is to merge two or more sceneries and make one. I made a complete building with Blender, with the 2 textures, then I have made like this 7 or 8....and instead of generate 7 or 8 sceneries, I want to merge them and make only one
 
elgalopino said:
This is not the issue, the problem is to merge two or more sceneries and make one. I made a complete building with Blender, with the 2 textures, then I have made like this 7 or 8....and instead of generate 7 or 8 sceneries, I want to merge them and make only one
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Just add all your buildings to the same modellib folder and you're good.
 
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