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FTX Central error message


Fred Solli

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A small problem occured in the FSX version of the newest FTX Central. When choosing "FTX Scenery Insertion Points" I get an error saying "FTXConfigurator" has stopped working. Problem details says:

Problem Event Name: CLR20r3

Problem Signature01: ftxconfigurator.exe

Problem Signature02: 8.2.0.0

Problem Signature03: 4e4b9e53

Problem Signature04: mscorlib

Problem Signature05: 4.0.0.0

Problem Signature06: 4ee9d7cd

Problem Signature07: 3fdb

Problem Signature08: 106

Problem Signature09: System.IO.FileNotFoundException

etc..

When closing the error message I get the window to set instertion points and it is working.

P3D version is working perfectly.

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I dont know if its related to this error but ive had some random elevation issues in pnw ( i don't get out of pwn much ), today i noticed it at Ocean Shores ( runway/taxiways was sunk and the ground around it was higher ), was doing some low flying around the bay in a EC135, I landed where i planed to land at western then loaded direct in to Ocean Shows and the issue was gone.

My pc is on its last legs so it could be that.

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OK, I think i know what's happening, your FTXConfigurator.exe is a different version (P3D version in fact), so right-clicking the file and selecting properties, your version should be 8.1.0.3

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if it's 8.2.0.0, then you have the P3D version.

Here is the FSX version FTXConfigurator.zip

Drop it into the ORBX\Scripts and ORBX\Scripts\FTXCentral\Work folders.

Hope that fixes things.

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Make sure you copy it to both folders Freds

for me it was

E:\Microsoft Flight Simulator X\ORBX\Scripts

and

E:\Microsoft Flight Simulator X\ORBX\Scripts\FTXCentral\Work

I only put it in one at first and got the error but when i read Ed's post again it worked a charm :)

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