I'm creating a terminal in GMAX, ok for now (I have not really started with the material editor yet) and I want to get my untextured scenery into FS2002- I can do so fine by compiling my object into a BGL and seeing it in FS, but I'd like to be able to place it with Airport (as much as a test as anything- to slap Shez' jetway macros on it) I'm now going around in circles in creating the library object.Here's what I've done...Compiled into BGL, saving the files (*.asm) from there I go nowhere fast. I can decompile the object into the SCA file but I can't seem to do anything with it- I have not tried recompling as I already have a usable BGL to begin with. I just want a library object that I can use with airport, then I can easliy place the jetway objects on it- to see what I'm working with. Importing this SCA file into airport yields-- nothing. I have nothing in airport to look at. I suspect that my final solution will be to build the terminal, place it as a dedicated BGL, then place the jetways as a separate BGL (for framerate) off of a background bitmap. I'm just using this as a learning tool for myself in order to generate a scenery that I'll be proud of.Tim

Hi Tim,Try FsRegen. With that tool you can create an object library from the ASM files of GMax.You can find FsRegen here:http://www.nhreas.com/fsregen.htmlAlthought the process isn't that complicated, if you need a tutorial have a look at my website, you'll find one there.Arno

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I figured that you would reply Arno :)I thought that FSREGEN was the answer but wasn't sure.Tim