Getting KLM Textures on 737 Experience

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Getting KLM Textures on 737 Experience

Postby KenMasters » Thu Aug 30, 2007 2:59 am

Hey, having trouble installing the KLM texture for the 737 Experience. I do exactly what the readme says in the textures zip file but nothing but a black square comes up when I try to pick the KLM variation.

I used FSACC and it says "Folder \model.klm is missing"?

What should I do?....any help is appreciated. THANKS.

http://www.simviation.com/fs2004jets140.htm

^....KLM Texture (2nd to first on top)
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Re: Getting KLM Textures on 737 Experience

Postby an-225 » Thu Aug 30, 2007 3:57 am

Now, I don't have the 737 experience or these KLM textures. But I can assume it is aliasing a model folder that isn't there. Change the part in the KLM section where it lists the model it is aliasing to, to the model that exists in the main aircraft folder. ;)

For example:

[fltsim.0]
title = Antonov An-72
sim = Antonov An-72
model =klm
panel =
sound =
texture =
panel_alias =
sound_alias =
kb_checklists = CheckList_Antonov_An-72.txt
kb_reference =
ui_manufacturer = Antonov
ui_type = An-72
ui_variation = Aeroflot
description =

There exists no klm folder in your aircraft.  There only exists a folder with (example here) named 737. You would then modify the model section to say:

[fltsim.0]
title = Antonov An-72
sim = Antonov An-72
model =737
panel =
sound =
texture =
panel_alias =
sound_alias =
kb_checklists = CheckList_Antonov_An-72.txt
kb_reference =
ui_manufacturer = Antonov
ui_type = An-72
ui_variation = Aeroflot
description =

Hope this helps. ;)
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Re: Getting KLM Textures on 737 Experience

Postby KenMasters » Thu Aug 30, 2007 7:55 am

Hey! Thanks Alot!, it worked!. although when I changed it to 737, FSACC then said "model.737  missing" but then I noticed a folder called "model.v12" and realized that "v12" might be referring to the version number of the aircraft so then I scrolled up the aircraft.cfg to the first couple variations and saw where their models were pointing too and saw one that read just "v12"....after this, common sense just took over and instead of 737 I wrote v12 in the model area and it worked like a charm.

Thanks Alot.
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