Wayne Gelder Posted September 22, 2019 Posted September 22, 2019 I'm new to Orbx. I have purchased TrueEarth US Washington HD - X-Plane 11(5d8015fb7a83d), and have been attempting to install it using Orbx Central (4.0.13). After several attempts, and after having researched several support threads, I still can't get a good install. X-Plane perpetually terminates with the error message indicated as the title of this thread. Attached is a screen shot of the detailed error. I am running on Windows 10. My X-Plane install is on the C: Drive. Because of space limitations, I am attempting to install Washington HD on the D: Drive. The errant install consumed only 41.5 gb of storage. I was expecting much more. I have 317 gb free storage on my D: Drive Here's a link to my log file (which exceeds this forum's space limitations): https://drive.google.com/open?id=1kt7qB2hsRtPlbhndJdPpyXNF_o_v4Vsk Any help will be greatly appreciated. -- Wayne G.
Nick Cooper Posted September 22, 2019 Posted September 22, 2019 Hello, I will move this to the Orbx Central forum for you. I have changed the title to reflect the problem and attached the log. central.log
Wayne Gelder Posted September 26, 2019 Author Posted September 26, 2019 Any progress or movement on my problem? What do you suggest??
Guest Josh Koz Posted September 30, 2019 Posted September 30, 2019 Hi @Wayne Gelder Your central.log file indicates the that textconv is failing to start. This means that dds files will be missing as you can see by the error message you've encountered. The common reason textconv fails to start is due to missing system requirements. Can you ensure you meet all system requirements outline in the user guide. http://orbx.to/central-guide
Wayne Gelder Posted October 10, 2019 Author Posted October 10, 2019 You are correct, my apologies. I failed to load the necessary C++ software (page 25 of the User Guide). I did so, reloaded Washington, and everything is working great! This scenery is absolutely breath-taking!!!!!!! Thanks again.
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