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I have made with Blender 10 individual models and I want to merge them all to make only one scenery instead of having 10 sceneries. How can I do this?
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MSFS20 Merging several models into one
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Hi Rafael,
In your cyhu-modelLib folder Place all your objects (.gltft/.bin/xml), (i used to keep mine in a separate sub folder of the main modelLib folder, one for each object to keep thing nice and clean)
While alla the texture should go in the main texture folder (PackageSources/cyhu-modelLib/texture)
To add them with the Scenery Editor they Need to be compiled as .bgl
You can do that either outside the Sim with fspackagetool and Copy the content of the Packages folder in community so the Sim can read them
Or inside the Sim by clicking on the project package (the Blue line in the Project editor, the line with the arrow), open the project editor inspector and click build package, this operation Will temporarly compile your sources and push them in the filesystem
Now you can search for them in the Scenery Editor and Place them
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In your cyhu-modelLib folder Place all your objects (.gltft/.bin/xml), (i used to keep mine in a separate sub folder of the main modelLib folder, one for each object to keep thing nice and clean)
While alla the texture should go in the main texture folder (PackageSources/cyhu-modelLib/texture)
To add them with the Scenery Editor they Need to be compiled as .bgl
You can do that either outside the Sim with fspackagetool and Copy the content of the Packages folder in community so the Sim can read them
Or inside the Sim by clicking on the project package (the Blue line in the Project editor, the line with the arrow), open the project editor inspector and click build package, this operation Will temporarly compile your sources and push them in the filesystem
Now you can search for them in the Scenery Editor and Place them
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Hello Federico
I am running bananas with this stuff and don't get things right, When I add the models, all the extras I have added doesn't appear, like fences, cars...and exclusion polygons, and the models are not placed on the right position. Remember that my only problem I have is that the scenery exclusion polygons are missing on the scenery, except the last model. I guess this must be a bug on the SDK's but you know what to do to fix it, but not me, I don't get it...as the saying....old parrot does not learn languages!
