SceneryDesign.org With the latest development release of scenProc that was released today, the old Texture Filter Configuration (TFC) format of the texture filters is deprecated and no longer supported. If you still have a texture filter in the old format you can use the conversion tool that was announced in October to convert it to the […]
Object segmentation and machine learning
I have an early Christmas present for scenProc users, today I have push a new development release of scenProc that contains exciting new features for the texture filter that I have been working on the last months. About half a year ago I start to explore how I could make the vegetation detection in the […]
Texture filter configuration file format changed
The latest development release of scenProc adds a new file format to export the texture filter configuration file to. This new format is called the TF2 format and will replace the TFC format in the future. For now scenProc will support both formats, but I have some changes in development that will give backwards compatibility […]
Processing scenProc scripts in batch
The scenProcBatchRunner tool has been expanded in the latest development release of scenProc. With this tool you can run your scenProc scripts in a batch file, passing different variables to each run of the same script. By using multiple scenProcWorkers you can also speed up the processing of your scripts. And the new Workflow Feeder […]
Creating photoreal scenery with scenProc
With the latest development release of scenProc it is possible to create photoreal scenery BGL files directly from scenProc. In your script you define which raster and vector data is used to create the photoreal. In a texture filter configuration file you define how the raster data should be processed before it is handled to […]
scenProc improvements
The latest development release of scenProc contains a number of interesting improvements. I have another interesting feature in development. I am currently experimenting with using machine learning in the feature detection process. Hopefully that will make the results even better and hopefully also easier to adapt a script for different input images. But as I […]
XtoMDL special characters
On the FSDeveloper forum there are regularly questions about why XtoMDL does not compile a certain object. XtoMDL then usually throws a bunch of not so clear errors, as shown in the picture below. One of the common causes for such errors are special characters. Let me start by saying that what I call special […]
YouTube links
After the accidential loss of the FSDeveloper YouTube channel a few months ago, I have uploaded most of the video tutorials related to my tools to a new channel. Today I have tried to update as many links in the posts and pages on this website to point to the new channel. But if you […]
Material color to vertex colors
The latest development release of ModelConverterX adds a new drawcall optimization option for MSFS. It is now also possible to copy the color of the material color to the vertex colors. That allows multiple parts with the different colors to be rendered in one drawcall, if the remainder of their material settings is the same. […]
Command line conversion
ModelConverterX is primarily a tool with a graphical user interface, but did already have some command line arguments to load objects or apply batch conversions. These command arguments have now been modified to support easy conversion between formats from the command line as well. This can be useful if you want to integrate ModelConverterX somewhere […]