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FSX max polys fsx

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Hello,

I checked the FSD SDK but couldn't find a practical information.
I want to know if there is a limitation to max polygons in one file for fsx.
I belief to remember me that there was a limitation of 72000 polys per file.
Can anybody confirm it or not? :)

Thanks comy
 
Hi,

There is no real maximum. However there is a limit of the amount of triangles with the same material, that's around 64000.

Send from my phone using Tapatalk, so excuse the short sentences and possible typos
 
You will eventually run out of memory at somewhere in the hundreds of thousands of polys. If you're using Max you can then use Sean Isom's 64-bit OpenXtoMDL compiler. I haven't heard what the limits using that are yet!
 
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