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scenProc Question Regards to Strings

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Drew1144

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Hi All

I'm very new ScenProc and starting to wonder if I made mistake during the initial install.
I'm trying to make new scenery for p3dv4/5 and I was fallowing the "Advanced tutorial: updating the globe & importing imagery" from perpare3d website. From what I can tell from the errors I'm receiving it does not recognize PEAK_ALL, PEAK_SAMPLE and PEAK_LOW_PITCH as a valid String. Below is the code I'm using ( this was a template on p3ds website ) along with the errors. Please any help would be greatly appreciated and sorry for any stupid questions I'm extremely new to this. And any suggestions on how to improve my knowledge with this tool would be greatly appreciated as well.

Sincerely

Drew

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Hi,

It seems the tutorial you are using is quite old, that script uses the syntax of scenProc version 1.0, while you are using a much newer sample now. The manual that comes with scenProc contains many examples though. I think the one in seciton 5.4 is very similar to this tutorial. The script in the manual is up to date for the current version.
 
Adding line numbers in the text editor is 5 seconds work, but I had a look, adding them in all warning messages is a lot more work. I need to modify about 100 classes for that. So I haven't started on that yet.
 
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