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FS2004 Animation problem in FS2004

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British Airways 777

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Hello,

I've created a model with gmax. Then, after exporting and adding the model to the scenery library, the model appeared correctly in FS. But then the animation wasn't working, the objects stood still.

Thanks for your help :-)
 
What did you name your part? What is the animation supposed to do? (i.e. rudder, etc.). Is this a custom animation you added to the makemdl.parts.xml file? If so, what code did you use?
 
What is your object?
If it is scenery, you need to name it as "tick18_***** " so the exporter knows that this is animation and it will export that for you.
If it is aircraft, see above answer.
 
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