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MK_MDLC and MDLC for 64bit systems!

Allen

Allen

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A new entry has been added to Add-Ons Library, category CFS 2 Utilities Add-ons

Description: We can now go back to XP and Vista era and convert FS9 aircraft to FS8 or CFS2, Apply dynamic shine to models, Adjust model size ("collision bubble") without setting up emulators or virtual machine. No need for batch files or DOS window commands thanks to a new middleman/translater that can take commands from MK_MDLC and passes them to DosBox/MDLC. This includes everything you need in one package!

You need to put the MK_MDLC_DosBox folder in your C: drive, D: drive or F: drive. I programed the DosBox .confs to not care about drive letter but you can not put it into subfolders. You can not put MK_MDLC_DosBox someplace like C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Games\Tools. DosBox will not be able to run right. This is done for your PCs safety per DosBox instructions/warning.

To check it out, rate it or add comments, visit MK_MDLC and MDLC for 64bit systems!
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