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P3D v3 OMAA Fall 2016

Why?
just open that .bgl in MCX. The placement coordinates are already done and will be preserved by MCX.
 
Export from the 3D software, import in Model Converter, change the textures to DDS using Mass Texture Editor, export as MDL, click on Object Information.
Open Notepad, paste this:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<FSData
version="9.0"
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="bglcomp.xsd">
<SceneryObject
lat="40.0"
lon="-40.000"
alt="0.0000000"
pitch="0.0000000"
bank="0.0000000"
heading="0.0000000"
altitudeIsAgl="TRUE"
imageComplexity="NORMAL">
<LibraryObject
name="{your GUID}"
scale="1.0000000"/>
</SceneryObject>
<ModelData
sourceFile="yourfile.mdl"/>
</FSData>

Change the coordinates, heading if necessary, no altitude is necessary, your GUID from the object information, and your file name from the object information.

Save the file as yourfilename.XML, any name is okay if am not wrong, but the .XML is a must.

Then place the .XML in bglcomp and you will get your BGL file. Done.

Do all in the same folder, better. Let bglcomp remain in its main folder.

Hope this helps, for more information you can have a look at this:
http://www.fsdeveloper.com/wiki/index.php?title=Build_your_house_using_SketchUp
 
Did it already show up in FS?

Also: There should be a night texture option in the material editor in max.
 
I heard that it is a problem to show some parts of an airport in the UAE and make this parts public in a photo or and product. So I have to think about this product... These are not really good news but I'm a little bit afraid of this thing

Ps. I heard this fact today at the first time connected with the information that planespotting in Dubai is also illegal.

Greetz
 
There are several Abu Dhabi freeware sceneries out there and Simbreeze is doing a payware version. Not even to mention FlyTampa Dubai. So I don't believe there will be any problem with UAE scenery.
 
Ready4Takeoff-Simulations said:
I heard that it is a problem to show some parts of an airport in the UAE and make this parts public in a photo or and product. So I have to think about this product... These are not really good news but I'm a little bit afraid of this thing

Ps. I heard this fact today at the first time connected with the information that planespotting in Dubai is also illegal.

Greetz
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Almost the same in Thailand. Spotting is not illegal but It is prevented by high opaque fence in some airports.
 
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