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Attached Object Editor not displaying all objects

The reaso
Hi all,

I did have a look at the colour used for the landing lights in the default FS2004 models. The list below shows the colours used:

Code:
B747:   255 254 248
B777:   128 128 128
C182:   178 178 178
KA350:  178 178 178
B206:   255 254 238
B737:   255 255 238
C208:   178 178 178
Comet:  254 251 242

Sorry, I wasn't clear when I asked "where in modelconverterX can you find the colour used for the landing lights?" .
Arno listed the colors of the default aircraft, and I was asking how can a user lookup this information?

The reason I asked the question is explained below.
If I have a user aircraft (Model A) and I prefer the brightness/colour used in Model A, how I find the numbers used in model A, so I can apply them to Model B. I was thinking, if I can find the brightness/colour numbers in model A, I could change the "light_mapping.ini" file and apply them into model B.

Regards
Rick
 
Hi,

You can't look them up in ModelConverterX at the moment, I looked at the decompiled SCASM code of the models to find them.

To preserve the colours during FS2004 - FS2004 conversion I do now store them in the attached effect. But when implementing that I decided to now show that attribute in the attached object editor, since you are not intended to change it. But I can probably show it readonly in that editor so that you can inspect the value in different models.
 
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Since I was coding now anyhow, I have directly added it. Will be in the next development release.

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