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FS2004 Modifying lclookup.bgl

GarbageHaul85

GarbageHaul85

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Hi everyone,

There's an old forum post here that discussed reversing the lclookup.bgl file from P3D, and theisomizer provided code to the OP, davidk64, that helped turn this file into an easily modifiable format. However, theisomizer hasn't been active for over a year, and when I contacted the OP he didn't have any of the code anymore. I'm trying to reverse the FS2004 lclookup, rather than FSX/P3D, but this is completely uncharted territory anywhere. The best I can try are any available tools, such as the old code for reversing the file. Any help or guidance is appreciated.
For reference, the FS2004 file is roughly twice the size of the ORBX file.

Thanks so much
 
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