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FSX "file too small" error message

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DGBarton

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unitedkingdom
Hi,


Can anyone please help with a problem loading a.dae file made with sketchup?

The error reads “Error importing the file: File is too small” and will not load. The file size is 26MB

Apart from the obvious and the file is indeed too small (I have tried various file sizes and all report same error) is there anything else that will cause this.

I am running Version 1.4.0.0 of MCX

Windows XP SP3

Direct X 9c


Regards

DGB
 

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tgibson

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Hi,

I would assume that the file is actually too large. 26MB is way to big for an FS object.

You might get more help if you posted this at the ModelConverterX forum?
 
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