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Exploded MSFS glTF Blender Import

PacmanPilot

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I know this topic has been discussed in the past, but I'm wondering if there's been any improvements or insider tips in piecing MSFS desktop glTF imports together as one concise model?

I'm using Blender 3.4.1 and the bestdani v0.4 importer and although the updates helped with some importing (like the C172), planes like the A310 or A320neo are still being imported with the wings upside down and parts exploded everywhere. Piecing the planes together is proving to be too time consuming so with MSFS liveries, I'm still editing wings and engines in Photoshop when needed.

On a side note, based upon with what FlyByWire, PMDG, and similar companies are doing, it seems they are understandably not willing to release their models. This forces Blender-dependent livery creators like me to paint the 2D png files only, which I'm not willing/able to do as I don't have time to adapt to a new method of painting liveries. Painting in 3D is so much more fluid, for my right-brained self anyway.

Anyway, that was sort of a two part question/statement but basically, just wondering if there any updates/info regarding the exploaded glTF importing on some MSFS models.

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