FS2004 MDL to DXF converter.zip

Converts Flight Simulator MDL-files to DXF-files. This converter do not work with the earlier MDL-files that was used before GMax (FS98, some FS2000). Beta version. Updated.

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FUCKWOS (2008-02-24)

hi mate, nice tool
is this fsx mdl compatible? also did you make this program?
I support you 100% please will you or whom ever made this be updating it?
thanks

zkalos (2008-02-25)

Anybody seed Simmer's Sky-Japanese Airports vol.7 and vol.8 for FS2004 please!!!

daycab (2008-02-25)

Doesn't work...

spitfire37 (2008-02-26)

Update and bugfix will come during next month.

earl.warren (2008-05-13)

Hey,
I've been looking for a tool like this for a long time.
When I tried to install it, error messages instructed me to install "mfc42d.dll" and "msvcrtd.dll". I did that.
Now when I try to start the program, an error message "the ordinal 5076 could not be located in the dynamic link library mfc42d.dll" shows up. Was a special kind of "mfc42d.dll" used?

earl.warren (2008-05-13)

I researched a little and error messages like "the ordinal 5076 could not be located in the dynamic link library mfc42d.dll" might show up if the user uses a different "mfc42d.dll" than the programmer. It might be good to send along the "mfc42d.dll" used by the programmer.
Furthermore it might be that the program is not in "release" mode but in "debug" mode. The programmer would have to change that state to release mode. (Set Active Project Configuration to "Release" - Application using MFC42D is actually a debug build. Make a release build for distribution. In the menu, go to Build->"Active Configuration..." and then select something like "XXX - Win32 Release". After that, build your application.)
Finally link MFC statically (select to use mfc in a statically linked library, not a shared dll.)