ArJunaZ

Thanks Nick. It took me a while to get P3D running. P3D v4.5 full update had deleted a few directories that included a few of my non-ORBX scenery files and was throwing errors and refusing to start. I managed to find a backup and easily repair those. I just took a flight out of Santa Barbara where everything around me is 100% ORBX and it looks great. Frame rates seem improved too. Your help is much appreciated. I'm still curious why I get the missing files error. Cheers, Jim

I just went in and searched the texture directory for the files it says are missing and a few of them that I checked for are there, so maybe there is no problem. I may take that migration_missing.txt files and run a script on it that checks for the existence of each files, unless you think the error message is just a known fluke.

I have not yet run it since the update. I figured there might be stuff missing that I would not even notice.

Yes, I did that after the MigrationTroubleshooter.exe kept showing the missing files.

I did a "force migration" under "settings" in FTX Central AFTER I did the P3D update. is that correct? BTW, I did delete FTX_AA_ORBXLIBS.TXT and I ran the update from the blue box on the bottom left, just as the instructions say.

I just updated to P3D v4.5 (client, content, and Scenery) I ran through the procedures for ORBX in the second post in this thread, but when I ran the migration Troubleshooter it tells me "FTX Global" has "missing files". The file "migration_missing.txt" on my desktop lists almost sixteen thousand files like this: Files requiring migration: FTX Global Scenery\World\Texture\000b2lm1.bmp Scenery\World\Texture\000b2su1.bmp Scenery\World\Texture\001b2an1.agn Except there are almost 16000 of these all in Scenery\World\Texture\ Any idea why this is and how I can fix it. I even uninstalled and reinstalled Global Base Pack and FTX Trees from the latest FTX Central and still the same problem. Thanks, Jim