FXEditor

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FXEditor is an editor for Flight Simulator special effect (FX) files. It gives you a live preview of the effect, while you are editing the parameters. This manual describes how to use FXEditor.

Getting FXEditor

Prerequisites

Microsoft .NET Framework version 2.0

Installation

The information on how to get the latest version of FXEditor can be found in this thread on the support forum.

Once you have downloaded the ZIP file containing the program, you need to unzip it to a folder of your choice. Since FXEditor shares a number of DLL files with ModelConverterX, it is suggested that you install them both in the same folder. If you have used a previous version before, you can replace those files with the new version.

Support

If you have any problems while using the program or if you have suggestions and other feedback to improve the tool, please let me know. You can either contact me directly or visit the ModelConverterX subforum at FSDeveloper.com.

Credits

The following persons or organisations deserve credit for helping me while creating this tool:

  • Everybody who reported feedback on the previous versions, this helped me to improve the tool. A special thanks goes to the beta testers who dared to try my development releases that were sometimes a little buggy.
  • Michael Garland for his papers on object simplification
  • Colin Fahey for his C# OpenGL wrapper
  • The Tango Desktop Project for their icon set
  • The DotNetZip library
  • Remi at the COLLADA forum for his C# COLLADA code.

User license

(c) 2011 SceneryDesign.org / Arno Gerretsen

This software program is distributed without charge to other addon developers. Redistribution of the original ZIP file is allowed. You are NOT allowed to sell this software program or ask money for its distribution. Special effects created with this software program can be used in commercial scenery projects if you wish.

The copyright and any intellectual property relating to this program remain the property of the author.

The software distributed in this way may represent work in progress, and bears no warranty, either expressed or implied.