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Several objects within one bgl-file?

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Hello!

The result of my work with gmax is, that every object has it's own bgl-file and i place it at my airport using api's and place it with Afw.

My Question ist, waht is the best way to put several objects in one bgl file?
I think it will result in a better framerate if only e.g. 10 bgl-files are in the scenery-directory than about 100 ...

Like an Afw-file with SCASM-code it's possible that one bgl-file contains several objects.

So, is this possible also with bglc-code? (Doing with FSRegen or so ...)

Regards,
Klaus
 
Hi Klaus,

Yes, it is possible. For the framerate it will not really matter I think, as it is the amount of scenery areas that counts more then the amount of frames.

If you have using FsRegen to make an API, then I guess you are putting your object already into an object library. Just put them all into the same library and you have your amount of files reduced to 2. One for the library and one to place the objects.
 
Hi Arno!

I just found no way how to do this ...
I tried the library toll which comes with FSRegen, but I don't get any result to work with ...

Is there a tool available what is able to reduce the amount of bgl-libraries to one? Is this possible with the ordinary bglc?

Best regards,
Klaus
 
But do I understand it correct that you are able to make a library with just one object inside? But not with more then one? You should really be able to put them all in one library.

Have you read this [thread=107]article[/thread]?
 
Hi Arno!

After reading the article everything was clear. Now it works the way I thought!
Thank you very much!

Best regards,
Klaus
 
Hello again!

I put all my 48 sign-objects in one big bgl. The result is, that in slew-mode everything works fine. That means a framerate like before reducing to 1 bgl-file. But in normal-mode, framerate decreased from about 23 down to 4!

So I think a bad phenomen is going on in my FS ...

Does anyone knows this problem, too, and knows a solution for this?

Regards,
Klaus
 
Dear Sirs,

5 minutes after posting I tried it again, and voilá: No problems anymore. The framerate is nearly the same as before ...

Regards,
Klaus
 
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