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VGDS tutorial

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I have updated the VGDS tutorial, so if you did take a look at it before, please note that I have made the following change.

The SEPARATION_PLANE command has been replaced with a IFIN1 command. This has been done because the virtual plane defined with the SEPARATION_PLANE command does not rotate with your object. Therefore I have used the variable 0386h now, which is the distance along the y axis in GMax. This axis does rotate with your object.

With CAT we also came across such problems, I hope the next version will come with a few nice commands to check the position of the aircraft relative to the object that really work :).
 
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