But hey Ive got a lot of questions, the big one now, say i have a landing gear strut, would the L_gear be a group of all the parts needed to make up the strut (the blue, pink, yellow, and purple bits)




(This is my old B-25H project)

For FS9, your gear animated parts should be named L_gear_xx (note that your NON-animated parts don't have to follow thie numdered suffix convention - you can name a non-animated part l_gear_poppet to keep it in a logical "parts list" sequence)

For FS-X, you can name it whatever you want, and then reference the "l_gear" animation in FS-X tools.  For convenience, it is "good practice" to keep the "l_gear" naming convention.

Falcon500 wrote on Sep 13^th, 2007 at 6:47pm:


Well, all gear reference 200 keyframes anyway.  0-100 is the closed-to-open animation; 101-200 is the gear compression.

Otherwise, why would you need more than 100 frames?

well, Greg thats what I needed

you ready for a pair of ships?

Holy cow

Anywho, I got the center gear to do its thing, the "slow" set of both props, ailerons, elevator.

but now i need to change out tires for the left and right, they are transparent (new ones) and the left engine is transparent (merge newer version that i fixed)

AHHHHH WHAT DOES IT MEAN





sorry bout that 



I got all the props and the tires to spin in the right directions and the rudders are fixed

but the to rear gear still dont move (i think its that error)

YOU ARE NOW ME RE-NEW FAVORITE PERSON AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!






but what about the gear doors, what what what    dont see any key animations for them