Arno,
encountered the same problem some days ago. Tried to fix it by myselve, taking your example code with explanations.
Did you have some conclusion since the last post?
(I don´t understand why there is a load problem at all, sorted a lot of potential problems with manual programming of my specific circumstances out)
Once it is loaded it really works.
In my case, we are talking about a 6-fingered "beenstock"-airport building.
(First established at London airport in the 1950ths, then the "fingers" where enhanced to a sliding mechanism.)
Reason behind that: Get the people off the air produced by the props.
Yes, they did run, while passengers boarded. In these times everything was much more taken easier.
Two pictures of the static building, still in development state:
The sliding parts will be at about 1.2 meters further than the dashed white lines of the main building.
Would work for the majority of the desired aircrafts,like JU 52, DC3, etc....
(Sorry, due to the loading issues I abbondoned the already implemented files, but saved them all. Unfortunately no pictures out of that from FS. Can send the xxx. asm, gmax, etc to you, those I did save.)
The first attept was done using the "Center.-Building" and "gate 1" as one instance and then adding all the other "gates" as a single instance with its own CAT definition.
Works, but load problem.
In addition, based on your explanation of what you do, I tried to set it up a liltte bit differently (manual tweaking):
One big modell for the complete modell. Therefore I exported Gates 2 -6 as a single GMAX object. For each of the Gates I did compile an object, then sent each through CAT.
The animation (forward/Backward) points where taken from the corresponding Cat-File, the variable names changed and then manually "tweaked" into the code. Works with one single model.
Still get the same load problem.
As I took your original code as example, did you figure out in the meantime what the problem is/was?
Please, could you provide in addition an explanation of the assembler keywords?
IFN1 is clear, others also. Sometimes it is just guessing.
Christian