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MSFS20 [RESOLVED] Some objects won't show ALBEDO Texture correctly

[A51] Jag

[A51] Jag

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So I've just done a test export into MSFS and I'm getting this issue where some parts show the ALBD texture correctly and then some parts don't show the ALBD texture correctly...below I've attached a screenshot of what it should look like and what it looks like in 3ds max and MSFS...

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Hopefully someone could shed some light as to what is going on...

Cheers :)
 
Not sure what your referring to, but if it is the black coloring that maybe to reason. Pure black or even pure white should not be used in PBR. It usually causes problems when doing so with the shader.
 
So me and my colleague ended up fixing the issue. MSFS doesn't seem to like boolean objects, so what you have to do is export the mesh either from blender or 3ds max (depending on which software you use) as a .OBJ...Doing so will remove any parameters and information regarding booleans etc...the only information exported is the shape and UVW maps. Then what you will have to do is reimport the .OBJ into your 3d software (Blender or 3ds max) and then continue from there as if you were to animate and texture etc for MSFS. Then export it as a .gltf and it should work.
 
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