and that flipping them in AC3D fixes the problem in AC3D, but makes them messed (in a worse way) in FG. The problem is that Y and Z in AC3D have both the wrong sign. However, to be clear, the problem is not that Y and Z are one in place of the other. I just tried to change that option, both doing a single import/export, and using the batch converter. One of the models I used is scaled up by x10, so I needed to apply 0.1 to the 'scale' operator, but it only accepts integers. In AC3D it's all black, but I can see the alpha shape of the trees, so the texture is loaded. The other, Cattedrale16.ac, seems to have issues with textures. Two of them, apart from the flipped axes, look ok. There are three models inside Ancona1/Cattedrale Ancona FSX/scenery/AnconaLib.bgl. Here's an FSX model I used (comes from here). Note that models designed in AC3D look the same as in FG. That is, direction is correct, but they're twisted inside out and upside down. If I flip things so that they're correct in AC3D, they're messed up in FG. That is, they're not upside down, but they're on a perpendicular direction (I haven't tested a lot, I rely on your experience to fill the gaps). I had a hard time figuring out, but Y and Z seem to be inverted in AC3D (at least the vertical one), although in FG they're fine. One is with axes, I've read about that on the blog. I'm trying to improve a bit my area in FlightGear and it was a great find! The batch converter is a precious thing and I'm experimenting with it. I downloaded a few days ago the development version of MCX. Questions about SimConnect can be posted in the SimConnect forum.Īny other question that is not specific to an aspect of development or tool can be posted in the General chat forum.īy following these guidelines we make sure that the forums remain easy to read for everybody and also that the right people can find your post to answer it.Questions about terrain design can be posted in the FS2020 terrain design forum.

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