Arcsoft Collage Creator Software And Crack Torrent here. Sketchup Tutorial Creating and Placing Sketchup Buildings into Flight Simulator Arno at FS Developer has been quietly creating a program that could really change scenery design, hopefully for the better. Marathi Movies Free Download 2014 here. It's called ModelConverterX, and its purpose is to be able to convert various scenery object formats, to allow their use in modern 'library object' scenery programs. While there is an X in the name, it will create FS2004 scenery MDL files too. You can get the latest information about ModelConverterX from the. For example, if you have an old API macro object lying around (they were used with scenery programs for FS98 and FS2000), you can (sometimes) convert them to a new library object, and place it with EZ-Scenery or Instant Scenery.

As an example, in the future to create static aircraft you can create an API file using M98 to BGL, convert it to a library object MDL file using ModelConverterX (MCX), and then place it into your scenery. Much easier than trying to place it directly using M98 to BGL. But enough of that - that's not the topic of this tutorial. Arno has recently added to MCX the capability to import COLLADA (.dae) and Google Earth (. Junkbot Game. kmz) files. So what, you say? Well, there is a relatively new program called Google Sketchup that many people are using to create building models for architects, presentations, and for placement into Google Earth. With this new import capability, this means that Sketchup buildings can now be placed right into FS!

Since Sketchup is dramatically easier to use than either GMAX or FSDS, this brings up the possibility of many more people being able to add custom buildings to their airport scenery. This can only be good.:) First, check out the first few SketchUp video tutorials, to get an idea how easy it is to create an object. You can also. It's free - you don't need the Sketchup Pro payware program for what we are going to do. As you continue using Sketchup, keep using these tutorials to expand your abilities - they are very useful! Basically, you draw a 2D shape, then drag it upwards to create the 3D box.