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Transparency problem.

Yes maybe its mirror but am loking for answer how to fix this I took model from some website and am learning on it.
 
As far as I am aware, you have two options:
1. flip the affected normals in GMax - the problem is that it will look weird in GMax.
2. A fuselage - or in this case the ship's hull is usually created by building the mesh for one half of it, mirroring it afterward and welding the two parts together. If the starboard side of the ship looks ok in FS delete the portside of the hull in Gmax and use the technique described in Bills tutorial to mirror it correctly.

But maybe there is another method which I am not aware of.

Regards,
Vitus
 
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