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FSXA Library Creator 2.0

JohnC1

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My system is Win7 64-bit HP,and .NET Framework 2.0 was installed as part of the O/S.
This is what the system says when I tried to install NetFx64.exe, the combined 32 and 64 bit .NET 2.0 version.

(I installed with no problems yrs ago on my old 32 bit XP system.)

When I create a new library with LibraryCreator 2.0, I tell it to create LIBRARY_A in my FSX_Gmax.....\scenes folder.

When I open /scenes folder, it is empty.

I want to store my MDL's but cannot.

When I search for LIBRARY_A, I get just a shortcut named LIBRARY_A but the dialog box says the path is not valid.

Same with opening the file location. Shortcut with a bad path, YES, actual library, NO.

Anyone with Win7 64 bit run into this?
 
If I remember well I think I had a similar problem, the issue was that I named the new library but the path was not specified, anyway try to download the last release, I think it's v.3, sorry but I can remember exaclty what the problem was, but no should be a serious problem, I have W7 64 and all working right. :cool:
 
Here's the fix...

I created the library and immediately put an MDL into it. Apparently, empty libraries are not easily found.
 
Hi,

I have no problem with the tool in Windows 7 x64, both v2 and v3.

I am not completely sure what happens from your description. But for sure it makes sense when you create a library to directly add a model. Saving an empty library is not really useful.
 
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