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How to add a 3d model to msfs2024

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Id like to know how to make the file structure when i only have bgl and textures folder. I can add the house to the scene, but it doesnt show in builded package. Some assets problem, no textures etc.
 
Hello:

Please explain in more detail what you wish to achieve; feel free to use Google Translate to help us better understand your goal:

https://www.google.com/search?q=goo...yAEAmAIAoAIAmAMAkgcAoAcA&sclient=gws-wiz-serp


IIUC, you may be wanting to add a 3D model to a ModelLib scenery library object BGL, and add that Asset to a MSFS Project folder chain.

If I understood correctly, and that is your goal, then I would use Sketchup with Arno's ModelConverterX (aka "MCX"):

https://www.fsdeveloper.com/forum/forums/modelconverterx.87/

If you use the specified numeric versions of Blender with Asobo's or ronh's Python MSFS Exporter, you may not require "MCX".

But if you wish to do some sophisticated things with PBR textures, you may still wish to export a glTF from Blender to process via MCX.

GaryGB
 
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