Editing Gmax (section)

===Redistribution===
Auran/N3V distributed Gmax from the outset as a licensed partner as an included part of the Trainz series of simulators, along with a document "Content Creators" manual, up through and including the release of Trainz 2004 Deluxe, after which they provided a download link in the many versions of TRS2006 before the technology became obsolescent.

Microsoft distributed Gmax with ''[[Microsoft Flight Simulator]]'' (MSFS) beginning with the 2002 version. Most of the freeware and payware add-on aircraft and scenery is created with Gmax and it's considered{{according to whom|date=April 2015}} to be the standard modeller for MSFS, although it does have competition in the form of the more user-friendly [[Fsds|Flight Simulator Design Studio]]. It can make use of special animations through [[XML]] coding written into parts.