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I am beginning to learn the MSFS SDK while awaiting a new version of ADE and am trying to add one of my FSX models in MSFS developer mode by setting up a file structure, incorporating the model converted to Gltf with ModelConverterX, adding .png texture files, etc. I get a package and add it to the MSFS community folder, and it appears in the MSFS SDK, but without textures. The output console indicates a problem with paths to texture files, but I don't know how to cure it.

I have attached the output console report and a zip file with the file structure used. Can anyone explain to me what is wrong and how to fix it?

Thanks.
 

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I get these messages to even when things compile correctly. The important part of your message is that there were no compilation failures. You can do two things:
  1. After building, look in your textures folder. Do the DDS files exist?
  2. After building, close the project, reopen the project, load the scenery editor in MSFS, and then place your object. check to see if the textures are applied correctly
Good luck!
 
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