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P3D v4 puddle issue, help!

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Hi! I tried make puddles following this tutorial:

In MCX they are right, but in the simulator I see ¿omelets?
Any tips about what is wrong? I exported the model with MCX to mdl, after that I loaded mdl to convert to bgl p3dv4, and inserted with ADE in scenery.
Thank you!!

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Apparently not. I've never messed much with scenery other than some buildings and manager's house for a fictional airport I worked on a few years ago.

Looks like a herd of elephants paused to empty their bladders... :rotfl:
At a guess though it looks like it may be some material settings that have gone awry.
 
I don't know, I did so many tests... but my final changes are in the pictures from my previous post.

Anyway, it would be great to know how to make high quality ones like those of mk-studios, fly-tampa, etc.
 
I generally make two Bitmaps. One Specular Map and one Diffuse for the base/stain. Then I use the "Blend Environment by Specular alpha" and tune the reflection with the numbers in MCX. I will download your image and take a look.
 
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