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I was just messing around with a model to try to get used to modeling, when I try to export as a .mdl I get these two errors.
I am very new to AC modeling, so it could be something very simple.



Thanks for any help,
SHV*0151

First one:

Go to Customize > Unit Setup > Check Metric > Select Meters in drop-down menu.

Then go to Customize > Preferences > General Tab > Make sure 1 Unit = 1.0 Meters.

You should read Grid = 10m on the bottom-right corner of the viewport after all this.

For the second one:

Make sure you have done the following:

1. If you are using the new hierarchy-export method, then make sure all objects have the X-Form modifier applied > select all > reset scale by going to Hierarchy Tab > and then clicking on Scale at the bottom.

Thanks,
that cleared up the first one, but I dont even know what the new hierarchy-export method is. Again I am very very new to modeling and have never exported before. I am just going File>Export, and saving as a Flightsim Aircraft Object (*.MDL), and I still get the second error

Ah, I see.

Try going to these links. These will direct you to the forums. These links talk about the new export method used in Gmax and what steps are taken.

http://www.aerodynamika.com/cgi-bin/yab ... 1121657607

http://www.aerodynamika.com/cgi-bin/yab ... 1110299365

Please note that you need MDLCommander and Middleman so that you can have full control of the export process. I don't know where to get them. I just hope someone around here might point them out.

Good luck on your projects.

First of all, you will find that the gmax export errors leave a lot to be desired.

Well I cant figure it out, but like I said before, I am new at this, and dont know anything about it. I just downloaded a source file and I messed with some things to get to know what different things do in FS.

Anyway here is the error report:




Running Cockpits

Start! (C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\Desktop\Test1_interior)
Loading X C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\Desktop\Test1_interior...
Processing...
(Part fuse01) Found colocated vertices within triangle

Okay, great.