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Does FSX Material and the FSX-Sim allow several Material Channels, like

we know it from Multi/Sub-Objects?

Greetings
 
Yes, although it isn't at all obvious how...

Create your Multi-Material

Create each FSX Material, then drag-n-drop it from the Material Navigator to the appropriate MatID slot in the Material Editor.
 
n4gix said:
Yes, although it isn't at all obvious how....
Click to expand...

You know, there are a lot of things that are not obvious about this modeling thing in Flight Simulator - akin to the use of turn signals philosophy: "hey, I know where I'm going ... " :stirthepo

Etienne
 
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