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Hello, could someone explain what I might not be understanding with regards to Exporting from GMax for FSX ?
I have created an airport in Gmax complete with detailed buildings, signage, and utility poles. Everything is properly textured, efficient and ready for export. Last evening I exported the objects first as a whole scenery, which displayed perfectly in FSX. But doing this, I am not able to separate the objects to view/ manipulate in MCX, or create an object library. I then tried exporting each object separately with the intention of creating an object library using LCXML to allow me to place objects of my choosing, and perhaps use the same buildings on future projects.
However, when I assembled a list of the objects by adding the individual .MDLs, many errors popped up and the compile was unsuccessful. Sighting "objects share the same GUID".
My question is, what do I need to do in order to make a library of these scenery objects of the same scenery? I did read that once the GUID is set, best not to mess with it as scenery may not line up. Any help here would be most appreciated. Thank you.
Doug
I have created an airport in Gmax complete with detailed buildings, signage, and utility poles. Everything is properly textured, efficient and ready for export. Last evening I exported the objects first as a whole scenery, which displayed perfectly in FSX. But doing this, I am not able to separate the objects to view/ manipulate in MCX, or create an object library. I then tried exporting each object separately with the intention of creating an object library using LCXML to allow me to place objects of my choosing, and perhaps use the same buildings on future projects.
However, when I assembled a list of the objects by adding the individual .MDLs, many errors popped up and the compile was unsuccessful. Sighting "objects share the same GUID".
My question is, what do I need to do in order to make a library of these scenery objects of the same scenery? I did read that once the GUID is set, best not to mess with it as scenery may not line up. Any help here would be most appreciated. Thank you.
Doug