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FSXA No light beam

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i have a problem with all effect in fsx.
i build a helicopter with an optional search light (sx-16).
i have include an effect via attachpt in fsds. the problem that all effects show as balls. But none of them has a beam.
what i do wrong?

nice greets
 
This is of particular interest to me and I'm curious about this as well. I have the same issue on a UH-1 Nighthawk I've done with searchlights. They don't show.
 
The problem seems to be that the internal function of the SIM beam simulation needs to be called. At present, I do not find the direct simulation of the beam (it seems to be a photosphere?) for the understanding of the Shockwave 3D lighting plug-in.

I have been looking forward to this question for a long time. I hope there will be new progress.
 
In my estimation, you'll be less likely to get any resolution whatsoever, than to be noticed - as in people getting an email alert that informs your message has been posted - for posting an oddly worded mentation in a thread that has not had activity in exactly, to the day, 10 years.
 
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