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Just wondering those who have Prepar3d, do models/aircraft exported from the FSX Gmax sdk work in prepar3d?

I dont see any reason why they wouldnt but just wondered if anyone has tried? I imagine buying 3dsmax for some freeware devs might be a bit pricey but if FSX Gmax SDK works then whoopy doo.

;)
 
Hi Stevo,

I haven't tried it, but since the MDL format has not changed I don't expect any problems. Should be fine to use the FSX GMax gamepack.
 
P3d v1.3 can use all the BGLs we use in FSX as far as I know. Only folder structures are differently named and located, so auto installers might have trouble.

Dick
 
Actually I am very excited to hear about the recent changes P3D have adopted. This definitely brings in a good prospect for future MS style flight developments.
 
bilookhan said:
Actually I am very excited to hear about the recent changes P3D have adopted. This definitely brings in a good prospect for future MS style flight developments.
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I agree.

For me, on a personal basis or perspective, I am also a FS nut or freak and love a good sim flight. The new P3D runs smoothly and its new for me, as I never could get used to FSX with all its quirks. Now, I get into a flight in P3D and I am totally taken in to the sim flight.

I look forward to making models for this. I have already started making scenery (again) after many years of haitus since the advent of FSX.


Refreshing......
 
lionheart said:
I agree.

... I have already started making scenery (again) after many years of haitus since the advent of FSX...
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Me too,Lionheart, but while some of my scenery has come in from simple copying the
.bgl's from my add-on scenery, many have not.....what tools are you using ?...the P3d sdk?....the fsx sdK?, the 2004 sdk?

Did you have to re-do any scenery?... I am really interested in your process.

Regards,
chas
 
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