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Aircraft Type lights
- Thread starter merida72
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merida72
Charter Member
Thank you very much ...
I asked this question because I read somewhere that you get to 18 :isadizzy: ... I certainly mistranslated.
:ernae:
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SOH-CM-2025
You are also correct in your research.
One can have [18] entries or positions for lights on an aircraft.
I remember adding VC lights to an aircraft in FS9 + a beacon light that I thought belonged in a certain place. I soon reached the maximum number of [18].
I assume that now developers can "model" in their lights and not merely "attach" a little light orb to the inside / outside of their aircraft.
I did fool around with adding a VC light to the interior of the FSX RealAir Duke to brighten up the aft cabin, but this gave too much overspill of the light splash to the outside of the aircraft...deleted it.:salute:
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