Chevy Surburban for fs, help needed

[Katahu]

That's a great combination you have there. If you wish, you can invest some money into buying an online 3D-Modeling book at OnnoVanBraam.com. It contains detailed instructions on how to model your favorite car, its interior, its wheels, etc. The instructions are centered around 3D Studio Max, but since Gmax is the same, you should have no problem getting through it.

You can use the book to also improve the overall interior of the Suburban you're working on. But if you're referring to the process of adding active gauges for the DVC, you should go to FreeFlightDesign.com and look under the tutorials section on how to do that.

Cheers,

Jessy Corrales
FSGV Founder

[Sikorsky S-76]

Thanks for tip and nice to hear that you like it Jesse, I improved the interior a little bit yesterday, and I added some more details like a new steering wheel, seats... so I´m now quite satisfied with it.


Now I have to find a way that these parts show up in the DVC, at the moment you see nothing inside the dvc except the landscape.
I had one of these 3ds Books in my hands some time ago it was very good with alot of informations, sadly it has more to do with the creation of the parts itself, but I rahter searching a tutioral that explains the "gmax/fs2004 interaction".
For the start I would be happy If I had some good instructions how to create the dvc and wheel animations for FS2004-
For the DVC I would like tu use the parts that are already visible in the outside model.
Do you know also a freeware internet tutorial for these two things that you can recomend?

[Katahu]

Before I can show you how, I need to ask you something. How are you exporting your model?

[Sikorsky S-76]

Hi,

I´m exporting the modell with FS 2004 SDK. In gmax - Export- Select file to export - (now I choose aircraft.mdl format) and then the make modell programm starts.
I haven´t known that there are also other way to export the models.
Thanks for your help.

[Katahu]

Any progress on the Chevy Suburban?