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  1. Christian Bahr

    MSFS20 Service for Animated People and more ...

    Hello, dear friends. I’ve been back at it since the beginning of the year, and ever since SU4, developing for MSFS24 has been great fun again. In the meantime, I’ve been working on additional Next Generation Characters: They are all "Game Ready," meaning they can be used...
  2. Christian Bahr

    MSFS20 Wakes with the SDK visual effects editor - How to?

    Hi Poirier. No, unfortunately, I didn't find a solution. Since the wake effect is no longer needed, the problem has since resolved itself.
  3. Christian Bahr

    MSFS20 Lights during day, but not night?

    If your object is a SimObject, you could reference the light via a Visibility Code in the XML file. That should work. Regardless of whether the light is on or off, it will only be displayed during the time period you have defined. Something like this, for example: <Component ID="VehicleLight"...
  4. Christian Bahr

    MSFS Route Editor

    Perhaps someone from the "Mission Generator team" is reading along here and can gauge how interesting such a feature would be. Thanks for your reply, regardless.
  5. Christian Bahr

    MSFS Route Editor

    Hi. Your tool is truly very useful, as it allows you to enter waypoints directly—saving you the detour via Google Earth 👍 I have a technical question. Would it be possible to incorporate something like a "visibility code" into the World Script? The idea behind this question is to allow...
  6. Christian Bahr

    MSFS24 Hair Material - MSFS24 Character

    HI! I would like to give the characters I created for MSFS24 Dynamic Hair so that they appear a bit more lifelike when walking. To achieve this, I am currently using the same technique I applied to my new windsocks and flags, utilizing a Cloth Modifier. This works very well in 3ds Max...
  7. Christian Bahr

    MSFS24 Remove Before Flight - is it Physics?

    Okay, the "Remove Before Flight" flag seems to be a keyframe animation - much like my flags and windsocks. The animations of these wind objects are pre-rendered. My hope was that my flags and windsocks could utilize MSFS24's "internal physics" - essentially, direct physics rather than just...
  8. Christian Bahr

    MSFS24 Remove Before Flight - is it Physics?

    This is the technique I want to know about. How can I access this "formula" and create my own flag that also reacts to wind? Attaching the flag as an object would be the second step. For example, the MSFS24 Hot Air Balloon and the Banner that can be picked up by an aircraft. Various physical...
  9. Christian Bahr

    MSFS24 Remove Before Flight - is it Physics?

    Hello Aircraft Developers Since MSFS24, there have been these animated "Remove Before Flight" flags. You can click them in character mode, and they disappear. This is used for realistic walkarounds with airliners, etc: Image source: MSFS24 SDK I've noticed that these "flags" are dynamic...
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  10. Christian Bahr

    MSFS24 bglindex.bout - Is the file redundant?

    So the file is indeed listed: Perhaps it will become clear later what the file is actually for. It's no big deal though, Garry :) I'll just leave it in the package.
  11. Christian Bahr

    MSFS24 bglindex.bout - Is the file redundant?

    I completely forgot to attach the file here. But I also believe it's needed if it's already listed in the JSON.
  12. Christian Bahr

    MSFS24 bglindex.bout - Is the file redundant?

    Hello, the question is quite simple. I noticed that two of my current projects each contain a file named "bglindex.bout". Can I delete it, and what is it used for? Post thread
  13. Christian Bahr

    SketchUp Req. input on design options - raised and lower panels - textures or modelled?

    Hi! I faced the same question as you in a recent project. I decided to model the wood panels instead of "just" applying a flat texture: Ultimately, it will come down to the amount of effort involved, but if it's manageable, then I would always emphasize the details. It gives your 3D model...
  14. Christian Bahr

    FSX [LIDAR] Zermatt / Switzerland Photoreal

    Ah okay, then I misunderstood. The LiDAR scan data also includes color values? I previously thought that it was only the "pure" measurement data (without color values). But colors are visible in the images, hence my assumption that it's photography (LIDAR+Orthophoto=Photogrametry).
  15. Christian Bahr

    FSX [LIDAR] Zermatt / Switzerland Photoreal

    I WANT TO GO BACK TO FSX!!! Switzerland in Photogrametry, who would have thought it? You've got me hooked with that picture of the Matterhorn 😁
  16. Christian Bahr

    MSFS20 Projected Mesh - short explanation

    Hi Severin. As far as I remember, it was important that the object's reference point was at 0,0,0. This was true regardless of whether it was a small or large projected mesh. If you have multiple objects within a "large" projected mesh, then all objects must have their reference point at...
  17. Christian Bahr

    MSFS20 Worldscript for ships

    That's an interesting question! Is it possible or not? I mean, if there were a "randomness parameter" in the worldscript, then the objects (ships/vehicles) wouldn't always start in the same place :)
  18. Christian Bahr

    MSFS20 Projected Mesh - short explanation

    Unfortunately, I can't answer that, as I don't use my own material library. My objects are textured with custom textures. The "MSFS24-Painted Lines" use Material from the MSFS24 Scenery Editor. I'm not familiar with the underlying technology.
  19. Christian Bahr

    MSFS20 Projected Mesh - short explanation

    Hi. In my case, it's a combination of three techniques: aerial image projected mes layout, single projected mesh, and painted lines from MSFS24. If you want the entire layout in a single GLTF file, you need an aerial image as a background map, which you load into your 3D software. You can then...
  20. Christian Bahr

    MSFS24 Elevator

    That's great, that's truly amazing. I experimented with it about a year ago but didn't get good results. Absolutely fantastic that it works now, that's great news! 🙂
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