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Hi guys

i was wondering if u guys could help me im going to create a freeware scenery for O.R Tambo international airport and i was wondering if u guys could tell me a tutorial that would explain how to create static aircraft for my scenery and how to texture them

thanks guys :D
 
It's no so difficult, with SAMM tool, (here in Fsdeveloper you can found it) you can make static aircraft from any model, the difficult is to get permission to publish them, I mean contact every author and ask for permision, but usually there is not problem, about repaint them I have not idea, I try once but it's not for me.
 
Hi Stew,

IMHO it is better to create your own static models. SAMM is a great tool but it isn't very poly friendly or texture friendly. By creating your own statics in gmax etc you have control over that and better yet you don't have to chase folks around to ask for permission to use.

I can give ya some pointers on how I make mine if ya need... just PM me.

Axe
 
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