virtual cockpit with gmax
Posted: Wed Aug 01, 2007 2:56 pmany one familar with makeing virtual cockpit using gmax? and also does any1 know how to use that cockpit u made to put it in an aircraft? please explain
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Posted: Wed Aug 01, 2007 2:56 pmRe: virtual cockpit with gmax
Posted: Sun Aug 19, 2007 8:00 pmThe virtual cockpit is in the .mdl file, which you can not edit
Re: virtual cockpit with gmax
Posted: Tue Aug 21, 2007 9:30 amWhait, in about 3 minutes you'll have tutorials....
Re: virtual cockpit with gmax
Posted: Tue Aug 21, 2007 9:36 amhttp://www.freeflightdesign.com/tutorials/VC_Lighting_Tutorial.zip
This is the best tutorial I know. The title says lighting of a vc but you learn how to make a whole cockpit in it!
You can find even more at:
http://www.freeflightdesign.com/tutorials.html
Look in the Modelling-GMAX part, but the other things are also interesting
If this doesn't help I don't know........ ;) Good Luck!
This is the best tutorial I know. The title says lighting of a vc but you learn how to make a whole cockpit in it!
You can find even more at:
http://www.freeflightdesign.com/tutorials.html
Look in the Modelling-GMAX part, but the other things are also interesting
If this doesn't help I don't know........ ;) Good Luck!
Re: virtual cockpit with gmax
Posted: Tue Aug 21, 2007 5:42 pmThere are several ways to approach this.
#1 - If you want to "add" a VC to an existing compiled FS9 (or earlier) model, you're out of luck, and cannot (the VC models is incorporated into the mdl file.)
#2 - If you want a different VC for an FS-X model (one made with the FS-X tools and that has a SEPARATE interior model, technically you can. It's no different from creating the external model (except you're modelling the interior, of course) You still have to create animate and texture all the parts, incuding the gauges, VC panels, etc. compile the model. Since you'd be relacing an existing VC, make sure you rename your new VC interior file with the corresponding name.
#1 - If you want to "add" a VC to an existing compiled FS9 (or earlier) model, you're out of luck, and cannot (the VC models is incorporated into the mdl file.)
#2 - If you want a different VC for an FS-X model (one made with the FS-X tools and that has a SEPARATE interior model, technically you can. It's no different from creating the external model (except you're modelling the interior, of course) You still have to create animate and texture all the parts, incuding the gauges, VC panels, etc. compile the model. Since you'd be relacing an existing VC, make sure you rename your new VC interior file with the corresponding name.