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FSX normals

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Hi Arno,

Attached please find two screenshots.
The first one show the normals of my mdl before I moved the reference point, the second screenshot is after having downloaded your latest development release, having moved the reference point and exported the object again.
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Hi Roby,

Ah, that bug again. I now we discussed it a few weeks ago. I am going to have a look at it again. Hopefully I can find the source. Did you import the object from MDL or from COLLADA?
 
OK, let me try to reproduce it like that.
 
Hi,

Found it and fixed it. So in the next development release this should be OK.

Was a problem in the FSX MDL reader, it did not store the normals with the right type.
 
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