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    Sketchup and GMAX!! texturing

    Thanks Again Arno, you have been a TREMNDOUS!!! help for me and just to let ya know, I just started using GSU 6 days ago! so i think im doing ok with never using the program before! LOL I do and can make my own custom textures using Paintshop Pro but im still learning in that area also but...
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    Sketchup and GMAX!! texturing

    Thanx for ALL your replies. I am using it for FSX and Oh?.... i did not know that about texturing night textures in ModelConverter X. Now for a real dumb question? how do i do that? LOL! Should i add them in the Material editor or mass texture editor? However,Let be more specific in...
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    Sketchup and GMAX!! texturing

    Hi there Everyone. this is my 1st post so i hope im in the right spot for what im about to say. I have made my 1st model in GSU of my home town airport CYEG in Edmonton,Alberta Canada. (see attached .jpg) What I would like to know is if i can import it into GMAX to edit it and do the...
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    FSX Help! with airports modification!!!

    Thanx Scruffy (Jon) i think were on the same track as i have all of those utilities (tools) that you mentioned. i would like to take the terminal at my home airport and expand on it (i.e. adding another section (box) and more jetways. Is this possible with the programs u mentioned payware or...
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    Please HELP getting started with GMAX!

    WOO HOO! so i just might have some Bewitched powers after all! :rotfl: Thanks PHOENIX for the help and i will give it a try. i did, btw read the tutorial the came with the game Fs2004 game pack and even made a house! i just found it very complicated. are ALL those steps needed? Thanks...
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    Please HELP getting started with GMAX!

    Thanx PETER for the kind words of encouragment, I will for sure plug along and try to get GMAX and other tools and utilities to work! :) One of the problems i was having is the simplicity of some of these programs. I am finding GMAX to be so time consuming and complicated with all the little...
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    Please HELP getting started with GMAX!

    Hi everyone, my name is Myron and i am somewhat NEW to scenery design. i have purchased alot of addons for FS9 and would now like to start creating my own, beggining with my home town of Edmonton Alberta, canada. i have tried to find some good step-by-step tutorials on using GMAX but i can't...
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    How do I create my own taxi and planestand textures?

    Hi there every one! my names Myron and im REAL new here and i have a real dumb question for someone. i would like to know how do i create my own plane stand texture and then use it at an airport(i.e simflyers KORD) planestand)all of these purchase products have real nice apron,taxi and plane...
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