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P3D v4 New ScenProc version ?

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MarcRouj

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Hello,

I want to do a job with ScenProc, but I have a problem that I can not quite understand.

I have the version scenProc_1.1_x64. When I want to include the scenproc_latest_development_release_update there are administrator rights that are applied to me.

How should I do to have these administrator rights ?

And I found somewhere that the map.spc file had changed in code !

So, if you can help me find the right tools, I'll be happy !

Regards,
Marc
 
Hi Marc,

I don't understand your question. Installing the latest development release is the same as installed version 1.1. No admin rights are needed for that, unless you try to install in a location where your user doesn't have access. You can just unzip the ZIP in a location of your choice.
 
IIUC, the OP is not sure how to deal with Windows' User Access Control 'security permissions' prompt. :scratchch


Perhaps he could just try: :idea:

1.) Create a shortcut to [ScenProc install path]\scenProc.exe

2.) Right-click on the new shortcut; choose Properties from the pop-up context menu

a.) On {Compatibility} tab, assign "Run as Administrator" attribute for Windows profile of ScenProc user

...or:

b.) On {Security} tab, assign "Administrator" permissions for Windows profile of ScenProc user

GaryGB
 
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But there is no need to run scenProc as administrator. It can just run as normal user and it will not ask for elevated permissions either.
 
Hello,
I have a problem with ScenProc. Here are screens that tell more than what I can write

I do not know how to solve it

Regards,
Marc
 

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Hi,

The warning in the first image indicates that the file path you entered does not exist, as scenProc can't find a file at that location.

The second error is related to the OGR library used for reading the GIS data. This usually indicates an installation problem. Did you do a full install of scenProc? The osr_csharp.dll file should be in the folder where scenProc.exe is also located. Also make sure that you have the right version (32 or 64 bit).

I see you are using the 1.1 release. Did you consider to use the development release (version 2.0)? It has many bug fixes.
 
Hello Arno!

Thank you for your answers !

I do not know how to find the ScenProc Version 2.0 you are talking about !

Regards,
Marc
 
Thank you very much for your advice.

I precluded an exclusion for the ScenProc Folder and the ScenProc.exe by AVAST.

Now it works !

Regards,
Marc
 
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