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FSX Vertices problem

SidStar

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Hi everyone

More FSDS 3.5 help needed, this has caused me a big headache!

The attached error message starter to appear and I not a clue about how to fix it! Tried snapping everything to scale and that destroyed my models outline.

If the upload doesn't work the error reads - 84182 Vertices. This model may not compile successfully for flight simulator. Continue?
 

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I had something similar on my first export from 3ds Max 9, scaling killed the model there too, so went ahead without it and it was fine.

I'd say save a copy of your file before doing the export just so you have a backup and then go for it - worst case it actually doesn't work in FSX.
 
You've reached well beyond the maximum number of texture vertices for your model...

...you will need to create a new FSX Material using the same bitmaps, but with slightly different settings, and apply it to some of your objects.

The limit is 65k texture vertices per draw call, a draw call being one FSX Material.
 
Hi
Just click no and it will compile fine ;)
there is a typo error in the dialog box.Also you really should be running it through FsdsxTweak rather than through fsds
Wozza
 
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