Loading Object from BGL Failed - Objects Not Showing [ SDK 0.12 ]

[ArcanePython931]

@Warpenny thanks for your elaborate answer, I actually need the weekend to answer it.. for now.. you touch more than the subject here. As for updating that objects library box, this was a temporary issue with a SU-4. The update solved that back in april. Since then I had some fun with cactuses, but not done much else.

I never restart the sim. To get your objects visible in the Objects box, takes a while. Eventually the list will appear and I can search for my object and place it. I always stay in the sim, no need to restart or work via Community folder. I can copy Blender files into my project, return to MSFS while it runs, close Project, then open Project Editor and load the project again. On menu Objects, my new Blender object appears and I can place it.

This part is new for me,

@Warpenny

The library folder for your project will have to accompany your current project as a separate package. This or when your project is completed, it can easily be added to your current project as a second package. It is a simple process – you simple mary the folders, except the “The Package Folders” - Just the “PackageDefinitions and PackageSources” folders. (Keep the Package Folders Separate and backed up but not in the directory. All you should see in the folder are two xml’s and two folders - “PackageDefinitions and PackageSources” . Sorry to repeat, but just to be clear. When married, you will see two xml’s in the main folder of your project. Then you load your main project and on the "Project Editor tab, click on the “Add package” button at the bottom and browse to the .xml for your objects library located now in your main project folder. After you’ve done that, delete the _packageint folder and then you will need to backup your “Package folder” just in case something goes wrong. (it wont). After making a backup, remove the Package folder from the directory of your main project. Then go back to the Project editor tab of the SDK, You will see that you have two packages listed as part of the same project. At the top of the Project Editor page, select Project, then Build All. Close the project, then reopen. Then Project, Build and Export (choose a location for the export). Put the project in the Community folder. Done. Thank You.

Thank you, I’ll try that out ! I’d like to get organized more.. keep my objects at hand. I now have a simple scenery project, I put something in and place it, like King Kong on a Paris building. I really like to play with it, wish I had more time for it. When I want to keep it, I click Export and copy to Community, until then I only use Compile (build).