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3D model export problem

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Stavros Palatsidis

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Hi,

I'm new to scethcup. I created my 1st 3d model, a terminal building from my home airport in order to use it to FSX.

Unfortunately, I can't create an mdl file. The Model Converter crashes when ever I'm trying to convert my model.

could be possible to explain me why that happens and if there is a solution how to do it properly.

Here is my skp file https://mega.co.nz/#!Wl933KLa!odX3iIV5su95zWgNTZ2_YphpW9jormJKgWKurpKkpxQ

Please, help, I'm very dissapointed. Too many hours to create it and now I can't use it.
 
Hi,

Sorry, there is little chance that you can put a 13 MB object into FS - it's just too big. Try breaking it into smaller pieces?

But even if you do, the frame rate will probably be very low.
 
"Here is my skp file"

You need a DAE file for MCX. ie. Export->3D Model.
 
On your next project, start installing your object into FS soon after you start it, to avoid such problems in the future. If you save old versions of the SKP file that load and compile OK in MCX, then you can go back to those when things go wrong.
 
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