Re: Aircraft Converting (fs2002-2004)

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Re: Aircraft Converting (fs2002-2004)

Postby Felix/FFDS » Fri Jan 28, 2005 11:27 pm

Your requst does not compute.

If you have an FS2002 model, that was built using the FS2002 SDKs, just copy it over to Fs2004.

If you want FS2004 eye candy, though, like the added animations, etc., then you're in trouble, because you need to modify the source file.

Now, because there were some changes between FS2004 and FS2002 graphics, depending on what values were used for certain texture effects, then yes, modifying some textures might be in order.

CAn you explain better what you're trying to accomplish?
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Re: Aircraft Converting (fs2002-2004)

Postby Katahu » Sun Jan 30, 2005 9:16 pm

Speaking of textures, it appears that the alpha-channel format in FS9 has slightly been modified because the reflections on FS2k2 addons are somewhat brighter when used in FS9.
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Re: Aircraft Converting (fs2002-2004)

Postby simmaniac87 » Fri Mar 04, 2005 4:16 pm

if you wanted to add wing folding animations, would need the source file?
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Re: Aircraft Converting (fs2002-2004)

Postby Felix/FFDS » Fri Mar 04, 2005 4:23 pm

if you wanted to add wing folding animations, would need the source file?



Yes, you would, because all animations are part of the model.
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