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MSFS24 Conversion of 2020 Sample_Materials to 2024

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Hi Arno. I have what I think is a conversion of the MSFS 2020 Sample_Materials project sample to MSFS 2024. Included are the .blend files for 2020 and 2024, as well as the derived glTFs and textures.
Sample_Materials_2020_to_2024.zip
 
Thanks Dick, I'll put that on the list to check and update MCX for any new material settings there are.

I saw the new SDK also has a SampleMaterials file included, so I am going to look at that as well.
 
I checked the materials sample from the SDK this morning, but the MSFS 2020 and 2024 files are identical. So it seems like they forgot to update that sample.

I'll use your file Dick to check what differences there are for the materials.
 
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