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MSFS20 Version error 5.11.2023

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robertj

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Hi Arno, the latest version of MCX from November 5, 2023, in my opinion, contains a bug in which it does not display night textures (LM) in MSFS on 3D models.
I compared this problem with MCX 1.6.0.0. This option works normally here.
Please be aware of this issue next time you update.
Regards,
Robert.
 
Hi,

From which format did you import the model? You might want to check if the emissive color of your material is not black. That behavior has changed compared to version 1.6. To get the old behavior you now have to enable the option in the settings to make the emissive color white automatically.
 
arno said:
Hi,

From which format did you import the model? You might want to check if the emissive color of your material is not black. That behavior has changed compared to version 1.6. To get the old behavior you now have to enable the option in the settings to make the emissive color white automatically.
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I checked in various ways and it didn't work. Now I did with your advice and it's ok.
Thank you.
Regards,
Robert
 
So if you import from another format than glTF you better enable that option. When you import from glTF it is better to have it off else you material is altered unwanted.
 
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