> on line 3912 and following I find this:
>
> OBJECT poly
> name "asi"
> data 9
> Plane.010
> texture "fahrtenmesser.rgb"
> texrep 1 1
> crease 30.000000
> numvert 153
>
> Then follows a large array of numbers from line 3920 to line 4072.
>
> I can't believe that this file is created by hand. Is there a design
> tool which places the various images on the panel surface and then
> creates this ac file???
> And where are the coordinates for the actual location of the instrument.
>
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>
that section of file is not done by hand ... it's part of a 3d model
file (.ac format). The instruments on this aircraft are 3d models , not
part of a 2d panel .... which is a completely different method.
You can open an ac file in Ac3d or Blender ... in this case , if you
import this ac model you'll see the instruments are part of the panel ....
basically what Im saying is loading this model in a 3d modeller will
probably clear up some of the confusion . You can add extra instruments
to the panel by adding it in the main animation file
...(ASK21/Models/ask21.xml ) ... something like this:
<model>
<path>Aircraft/Instruments-3d/alt/alt.xml</path>
<offsets>
<x-m>-6.772</x-m>
<y-m>-0.419</y-m>
<z-m>-0.023</z-m>
<pitch-deg>0.0</pitch-deg>
</offsets>
</model>
hope that helps a bit ...
Cheers
> BosseB
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