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Tony Wroblewski

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  1. 7 minutes ago, Badl4ndz said:

    I've attempted a couple of rooftop helipads at downtown LA and found them not to be solid and therefore not landable. I can't find any settings to enable or disable.

     

    Please can you open a support ticket about this and let us know which ones you would like landable... Hard objects in X-Plane come at an expensive performance cost, so we don't make the objects hard-surfaced especially in such a crowded area. 

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  2. 2 hours ago, Badl4ndz said:

    Is SoCal the same technology as NoCal or has it developed since NoCal was released and if so, will NoCal get an update?

     

    Each region improves on the last, so this has newer tech in it that isn't in NoCal, but both regions work nicely together. We haven't planned at the moment retrofitting all the older regions with newer tech as we would be in a perpetual upgrade cycle as each new region is released, and these regions take a lot of time and effort to make

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  3. This is due to the source imagery and what we had to work with for the UK. The US imagery is actually more consistent and this is because in the UK there are very tight restrictions on ATC and of course the weather which makes the aerial imagery harder (and more expensive) to obtain.

     

    As for the decals, we are working on a control panel option that will allow users to enable/disable decals for any of our TrueEarth regions.

     

  4. To help us get to the bottom of any scenery issues, please post your scenery_packs.ini and log.txt file along with any bug requests. Both these files can help us determine scenery conflicts and issues much easier than guessing from a description and hopefully will get the issue resolved quicker.

     

    To locate these two files:

     

    • Open your X-Plane 11 directory.  (For Steam users, right-click on X-Plane in the library, select Properties and choose "Browse Local Files"). 
    • Look for a file called log.txt, if you have this file then please include this is your bug report
    • Open up the folder called Custom Scenery, and locate a file called "scenery_packs.ini". Please include this file in your bug report.

     

    Both of these files are plain text and can be attached to your post (Preferably using the code icon <> in the toolbar to prevent formatting issues)

     

    The log.txt file is overwritten everytime you restart X-Plane, so it's very important that you post this file before you restart X-Plane

     

    The above files do not contain any personal information, product keys or anything that can be used to track a user, they are simply a way to help developers troubleshoot bugs.

     

    Finally, please do not delete your scenery_packs.ini file every time a new scenery is installed. This advise has been passed around various forums and is used by freeware developers and our advice is that it should not be followed. Not everyone uses the standard naming conventions and it is very likely deleting this file will mess up any scenery and cause more problems that it is worth. 

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