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FS2004 Export to FS cause crash

ras78

ras78

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Hi,
in my scenery I'm still using SDK2002 for groundpoly and further 2D elements. As I feel very comfortble to play with this SDK I tested the export of a simply 3D element (cube). Once exported, when I run FS9 it crash.
I noticed that this does not happens if I uncheck the "Crash" option in MakeMDL window.

It's a weird question but... is possible to export 3D elements with SDK2002 no?
this problem could be up to my MakeMDL configuration?

thanks a lot
 
Hi,

You can export 3D objects with the FS2002 gamepack as well. The BGL should directly work in FS2004. I haven't heard of crashes due to the crash option before.

But for good performance you probably better use the FS2004 gamepack for your 3D objects.
 
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