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Export > X-Plane Object (.obj)2. Set the export destination to …\X-Plane 11\Aircraft\Laminar Research\Cessna 172SP\objects3. No need to change the default export name as the name of the final OBJ has been previously defined in the Scene Root Collection PropertiesOption 2) You could also click on the Export OBJs on top of the Scene X-Plane Properties (where you defined the name and textures), however you cannot save where the OBJs will be exported, it will always be exported exactly where your .blend file has been saved.9. Save your file! You can check my exported OBJ file version TEST CUBE BLENDER_EXPORT_1.obj Examining the exported OBJsLet’s make sure that the OBJs got exported the right way. This is an important step especially if you are exporting it for the first time. You want to make sure it is exported right, so that you don’t have to wonder why something doesn’t look as it should when you import it in X-Plane.1. Go to the export folder (…\X-Plane 11\Aircraft\Laminar Research\Cessna 172SP\objects) and open the TEST CUBE AC3D.obj / TEST CUBE BLENDER.obj in any text editor. I use and recommend Notepad++.2. What we want to see is the “TEXTURE fuselage.dds” line, which means this object will load the right texture. AC3D BLENDER 6. Importing the OBJ files into Planemaker1. Open Planemaker.exe from the X-Plane root folder2. File > Open > C:\X-Plane 11\Aircraft\Laminar Research\Cessna 172SP\Cessna_172SP.acf3. Go to Standard > Misc Objects4. On the bottom of the screen, click on Add5. Scroll all the way down, you will find a new undefined object attached 6. Click on the little square next to the empty space, go to …\X-Plane 11\Aircraft\Laminar Research\Cessna 172SP\objects and select TEST CUBE AC3D.obj or TEST CUBE BLENDER.obj, depending on which software you used.I added both, just to demonstrate for both cases.7. Change the location based on the numbers below. AC3D cube is -6m on the Y axis, and Blender cube is +6m on the Y axis. 8. Close this section and you will immediately see that the cube should now be attached to the plane.9. File > Save10. Open X-Plane and load the Cessna Skyhawk

Jet, as seen during the biannual Changchun airshow. It's seen as a competitor to the F-15 and F-16 jets operated by the US Air Force.Approximately 253 of these jets have been built for the People's Liberation Army Air Force. Each costs $30 million.8 of 27Xinhua News Agency/Getty ImagesA dangerous interception over the South China SeaThough the US has never been at war with China, American military pilots have had a number of run-ins with these warplanes.In August 2014, a J-11 jet intercepted a US Navy P-8 recon plane over the South China Sea. According to military reports, the planes came within 50 feet of each other, with the Chinese J-11 at one point displaying its underside. The US Defense Department interpreted the maneuver as a show of the plane's weaponry.9 of 27chinamil.com.cnJ-11 warplane on the attackIndeed, the J-11 does carry a fearsome arsenal of China- and Russia-made weaponry. The plane has a main 30 mm cannon (Gryazev-Shipunov GSh-30-1) and 10 hardpoints for carrying missiles.The plane can also drop freefall cluster bombs.10 of 27chinamil.com.cnLive-fire trainingIn this photo, a J-11 pilot fires a live air-to-surface missile at a simulated ground target over the South China Sea during a July 2016 training exercise.11 of 27chinamil.com.cnChina's first carrier-based jetThis is the Shenyang J-15, China's first domestic attempt at creating a carrier-based fighter jet. The plane made its first takeoff in May 2010.The plane is 72 feet long with a wingspan of 48.25 feet. This is reduced to 24.25 feet when the wings are folded, as in this picture.12 of 27chinamil.com.cnJ-15: A carrier plane of questionable designChina's state-run media is bursting with pride over its new J-15 planes, but international military analysts are less enthused. The plane can only launch using a ski jump, such as the one here on China's first ever aircraft carrier, the Liaoning (CV-16).Weight limitations on take-off reduce the number and size of weapons the jet can carry compared with rival planes. Its Russian-sourced engines, meanwhile, are underpowered compared with America's F-35s.13 of 27Southern Weekend New Media Co./infzm.comChina's first aircraft carrierAt 999 feet long, the now-combat-ready Liaoning carries 24 J-15 multirole fighters -- fewer than half the number that can be carried on US carriers. The lack of a American-style steam catapult requires use of the ski-jump deck, requiring planes to use more fuel on takeoff and limit their maximum takeoff weight.The Liaoning is slower than US Nimitz-class carriers, too. The

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