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Alan, it would be helpful if I knew the details of the exception. Should it happen again, please include those details. What version of FS are you using?and on the third node I got the "Unhandled exception has occurred in your application" error.
Even though Windows offers the "continue" option, it almost never works.Had to quit as the program won't continue.
Can you be a little more definitive about the "sometimes"? You can always bring the aircraft back with the Move A/C to cursor feature.Sometimes I don't get the plane symbol and other times it is so far from the center display I can't zoom out far enough to find it and then I get the error.
Thanks, Tony. The file should have been named as you tried - even if you only entered "Gloucester" and set filetype as ".bgl". I've not seen thgis with FSX, so perhaps its a P3D "special".Only 'problem' I encountered was building the file for FSX/P3D. I named it "Gloucester_CVX" but it insisted on compiling as simply "Gloucester". Windows file explorer listed it as a File and not a BGL. I renamed and added BGL and all was well.
Alan, I have been unable to force any exceptions. Terrain Sculptor communicates with FlightSim via FSUIPC (FS9 and FSX) or SimConnect (FSX/P3D). I wonder if the exceptions you are seeing are Window UAC (User Access Control) issues related to the installation location of either of those.Once I almost got a flatten outlined but got the exception error before I could finish
Unfortunately, that's not possible. You can move an individual node (edit/drag/move to AC) but re-centering the display does just that. It does not affect the geographic position of the nodes.I'm trying to make a fast flatten per the manual and then re-center display to the co-ordinates of my airport.
What latitude are you looking at? How big an area does your display cover. The position shown in the bottom left-hand corner is the current position of the cursor. There's no way to check the latitude at the center of the display other than by positioning the cursor dead-center. Also, please note that latitude and longitude are entered individually.ADE airport properties but can't get the latitude to "take" what I enter.
.Once again, I suspect you are looking at the cursor position.I noticed that ADE has 9 characters to the right of the decimal point whereas TS has 8. This is why the Lon is a little off
It would seem you've installed Terrain Sculptor correctly. If you hadn't, it wouldn't run at all.How do you install this? I unzipped the folder and copied the contents to a new folder on my desktop and clicked the .exe - the window opens but says Flightsim not running at top even when it is? have I missed something?
Yes, it would. But I have intentionally left it open because I felt many users will want to experiment with the spacing and slope parameters.Would it be possible to have the Profile Blend Outline Box close automatically after it has been run.
.Tony, I neglected to answer this query in my earlier post.My only problem is that using two monitor I don't get the aircraft outline unless I run Terrain sculptor on top of FSX. It just won't show for me