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FSDS3 - EZ Scenery Tutorial

sp762

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Hi all,

I've been learning from these forums for a little while now, bit I'm totally perplexed, so thought I'd ask for help.

I'm reasonably competent with Abacus TSM, and have already built and flown an aircraft using FSDS3. However, I'll be blowed if I can get a static scenery model from FSDS3 into an Abacus EZ-Scenery library.

Can anyone give me some basic pointers?

The quid pro quo is that if I get anything usable, I'll turn it into a wiki entry so that nobody else will have to bother you all with it in the future.

Thanks for your help.

Mike Wilson
RAFVirtual.com
 
It's in the EZ Scenery Help File under "Using Custom 3D Objects"

Basically, you open the EZ Library Manager, open the File dropdown, select "New Project", give the project a name, then the first Select MDL File screen comes up. Select a .mdl file, then the screen reverts to EZ library manager so you can add and/or delete any objects.

When you're done selecting .mdl's, go back to the File dropdown and select "Generate Library BGL" That will happen and it will prompt you to save the project when you close it out. Remember to place the proper textures in the addon scenery texture folder.

JimD
 
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