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Unrestricted license

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Hi all!

I'm looking for guidance regarding obtaining an unrestricted licence for MCX - I did try DM'ing Arno but didn't receive a reply either way.

I'm a super enthusiastic budding developer, and I've currently been utilizing FBX exports and reanimating in blender for my conversion work. What started as a fun private hobby has resulted in agreements with some payware developers to release some of their FSX products as freeware native MSFS conversions - Virtavia and Flying Stations to mention a few.

my current workflow is slow and inaccurate. In order to streamline the conversion process and ensure the highest quality results, having access to the unrestricted version of ModelConverterX would be immensely beneficial. The ability to export animations directly to GLTF format would not only save time but also enhance the accuracy of the converted models for MSFS.

I understand that acquiring a license for GLTF animation exports may involve additional considerations, but I believe it would greatly enhance the results and allow these aircraft to be released much faster. I am fully committed to complying with any terms or conditions associated with the license, and I am prepared to discuss any requirements or arrangements necessary to facilitate this request.

Below is a screenshot for an upcoming project - Flying Stations' Swordfish natively converted.

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Hi,

I must have fully forgetting about your message after reading it. I have replied to it now.
 
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