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i converted I believe a fs9 or fsx a1a 727-100..when i converted it to gltf..it gave it a P3D xml and all th files have p3d in them. Is there one for MSFS or no?

Thanks Arnie,
Bob M.
 
Hi Bob,

I'm not sure if I understand the question. When you export a gltf file you will get a model xml file with it. It will have the same name as you choose for the model.

There will not be P3D in that name, unless you choose the name it like that.
 
Sorry Arnie..I looked at it again and was not aware that it had P3D in the exported file..my fault. Guess its a model i used as an ai in P3D.. I just clicked export as gltf and just wasn't paying attention altho it did have a fsx.mdl.

Greets and Best Wishes,
Bob M.
 
Ok, MCX used the object name as default file name, so I guess the model had the word P3D in the name, some authors do that.
 
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