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This is my error.

Parsing document: KDSM.xml

INTERNAL COMPILER ERROR: #C2034: XML Parse Fatal Error (line, column, error)

ERROR: 7778, 11, System error: -1073741131.

INTERNAL COMPILER ERROR: #C2430: Unrecoverable error parsing XML!
INTERNAL COMPILER ERROR: #C2006: Parse failed (0x80004005)
INTERNAL COMPILER ERROR: #C2003: Failed to process file: KDSM.xml

All that I have done is some work around the end of runway 5. This includes moving taxiways, adding aprons, and adding and moving of vasi lights.
Any help would be appreciated. XML included here.
 

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Go to this line in your xml, your altitude is miles too high:

<Runway lat="41.5306568518281" lon="-93.6638402938843" alt="3907660.0M" surface="ASPHALT" heading="53.78" length="2741.98M" width="45.72M" number="05" designator="NONE" patternAltitude="4083247.0M" primaryTakeoff="TRUE" primaryLanding="TRUE" primaryPattern="LEFT" secondaryTakeoff="TRUE" secondaryLanding="TRUE" secondaryPattern="LEFT" primaryMarkingBias="0.0M" secondaryMarkingBias="0.0M">

Regards
Johan
 
Oooops.:eek: I just wanted to be closer to the moon:D No really ty for pointing this out. I first thought maybe it was a polygon error.:o
 
Don't stop there.

Your Pattern Altitude is too high and one of your Start Location altitudes is corrupt.
 
Compile Bgl File

Can anyone help me? i finished a small airport and think i got all setup correctly but whn i go to compile to BGL this error coms up:? Can anyon help me and get this sorted i've been trying to get this for days now.

INTERNAL COMPILER ERROR: #C1003: Failed to create MSXML object! (0x80040154)

Parsing document: Casement EIME.xml

INTERNAL COMPILER ERROR: #C2430: Unrecoverable error parsing XML!
INTERNAL COMPILER ERROR: #C2006: Parse failed (0x80004005)
INTERNAL COMPILER ERROR: #C2003: Failed to process file: Casement EIME.xml
Can't copy BGL file into the destination folder:
G:\Microsoft Flight Simulator X\SDK\Environment Kit\BGL Compiler SDK\Casement EIME.BGL (The system cannot find the file specified)
 
DAVIEBOY said:
Can anyone help me? i finished a small airport and think i got all setup correctly but whn i go to compile to BGL this error coms up:? Can anyon help me and get this sorted i've been trying to get this for days now.

INTERNAL COMPILER ERROR: #C1003: Failed to create MSXML object! (0x80040154)

Parsing document: Casement EIME.xml

INTERNAL COMPILER ERROR: #C2430: Unrecoverable error parsing XML!
INTERNAL COMPILER ERROR: #C2006: Parse failed (0x80004005)
INTERNAL COMPILER ERROR: #C2003: Failed to process file: Casement EIME.xml
Can't copy BGL file into the destination folder:
G:\Microsoft Flight Simulator X\SDK\Environment Kit\BGL Compiler SDK\Casement EIME.BGL (The system cannot find the file specified)
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Can you post the XML?

-Russell
 
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