Introduction to ASM tweaking - Revision history

BASys at 21:34, 9 August 2011

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	Another option is to use [http://~~hometown~~.~~aol~~.de/~~_ht_a~~/~~docmoriarty3~~/~~fs2002/dl/MDLCommander~~.~~zip~~ MDLCommander]. After you have installed MDLCommander as explained in the documentation, you will get the options screen again on export. Selecting the "Keep files" option will save the source files again in the folder where you created your MDL file.		Another option is to use [http://www.docmoriarty.com/msfs/en/mdlcommander_dl.html MDLCommander]. After you have installed MDLCommander as explained in the documentation, you will get the options screen again on export. Selecting the "Keep files" option will save the source files again in the folder where you created your MDL file.

	== Cool, now I have the source files, but... ==		== Cool, now I have the source files, but... ==

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 So you have designed something with [[GMax]] or [[FSDS3]], but your desires are outreaching the capabilities of [[MakeMDL]]? And now you have come across some tips that describes how you can tweak the [[ASM]] source code to get the result you want, but you have no idea where to start with ASM source code tweaking. Then this article should be enough to get you going.
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 After you have compiled the new files you can use them just like any other BGL or MDL file that has been created by your modelling program directly. So have fun tweaking your work!
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 So you have designed something with [[GMax]] or [[FSDS3]], but your desires are outreaching the capabilities of [[MakeMDL]]? And now you have come across some tips that describes how you can tweak the [[ASM]] source code to get the result you want, but you have no idea where to start with ASM source code tweaking. Then this article should be enough to get you going.
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 After you have compiled the new files you can use them just like any other BGL or MDL file that has been created by your modelling program directly. So have fun tweaking your work!
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 So you have designed something with [[GMax]] or [[FSDS3]], but your desires are outreaching the capabilities of [[MakeMDL]]? And now you have come across some tips that describes how you can tweak the [[ASM]] source code to get the result you want, but you have no idea where to start with ASM source code tweaking. Then this article should be enough to get you going.
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 After you have compiled the new files you can use them just like any other BGL or MDL file that has been created by your modelling program directly. So have fun tweaking your work!
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	So you have designed something with [[GMax]] or [[FSDS3]], but your desires are outreaching the capabilities of [[MakeMDL]]? And now you have come across some tips that describes how you can tweak the [[ASM]] source code to get the result you want, but you have no idea where to start with ASM source code tweaking. Then this article should be enough to get you going.		So you have designed something with [[GMax]] or [[FSDS3]], but your desires are outreaching the capabilities of [[MakeMDL]]? And now you have come across some tips that describes how you can tweak the [[ASM]] source code to get the result you want, but you have no idea where to start with ASM source code tweaking. Then this article should be enough to get you going.