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WigWag light P3Dv2.4

Azurafiles

Azurafiles

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I need help in making a Prepar3D v2.4 compatible wigwag light.
I have almost the entire scenery made but am missing this light called wigwag.

This is a payware project and I am willing to give you the scenery for free if you are willing to help me coding this wigwag light.

I am sure I can learn but have much else to do with the scenery right now.
It would be a great help.

I have made it for FSX though but it does not work in P3Dv2.4
 

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Will it be visible enough as an animation?
The lights are rather small compared to many other things, but guess worth trying :)
 
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