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Blender Export Problem

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Michi1992

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Hello, when I export my aircraft fuselage in Blender 3.6.23 using the MSFS 2024 glTF exporter and then open the glTF file with the 3D Viewer, I get an error message (“3D model could not be loaded”). However, when I export it with the standard glTF 2.0 exporter, I can see the fuselage in the 3D Viewer.


It doesn’t matter which MSFS 2024 material parameters I set (Decal, Windshield, or anything else) — I still can’t view the file in the 3D Viewer, which is why I then get an error when building the package.


What could be the reason? I’ve already reinstalled Blender and the MSFS 2024 exporter, but nothing has changed.


Best regards,
Michi
 
I found the error,
it was caused by the names of the objects in Blender. I had a space in some of the names, e.g., Windshield new, but it should be Windshieldnew without a space.
 
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