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MSFS20 I need a bright, glowing material just like this one...

Misho

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Hi everyone!

I was browsing the default static object library in the MSFS2020 Scenery Editor, and came across this thing:
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It is called TrackFlightHelper and it has several sub-versions : _corner, _demisquare, etc.

I was wondering - does anyone know how to make this material in 3DS MAX MSFS material plug-in? What are the settings for this? I can make emissive materials no problem, but I've never seen this type of glow...
 
mamu said:
Manually type Emissive value/scale above 1 (20/50/100 or such)
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Wow! thanks! That worked! The actual Emissive Color Value lets you only go up to 1, but Emissive Multiplier setting to 100 did the trick!

Thanks again!
 
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