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API-Macro from FSDS2 in FS Architect ERROR!

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I created a simple building using FSDS2, exporting as API macro and mounting on airport with FS ARchitect. When producing BGL from Arhitect I get error - unknown command in scasm file... 'bglversion' or something like that...pointing to a specific line in the scasm code.If I produce BGL directly from FSDS2 it works fine. What do I miss? I want it as a macro.Per

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I think Architect does not use SCASM, but FreeSC. FreeSC has not been updated yet to work with the floating point commands, so you would need to use SCASM to compile here.

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Thanks, will try that. Sounds reasonable. /Per

Per,You can use scasm with FS Architect, that is what I do. Just set it as your bgl compiler under Options. Just find the latest version for best results.Jim

I tried that and now my macros work allright. But my small excludes here and there suddenly doesn

Hi Per,If making excludes from within ARCHITECT you need to use FreeSc.If using api:s generated by FSDS 2 you need latest scasm compiler.If using api:s generated with FSDS 1.6 you can use either FreeSc or scasm.So a FSDS2 generated macro can not coexist in a single Architect file with an Architect defined exclude area.Hope it helps,Bjorn

Thanks. I

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