Hello,Is OpenSceneryX installed ? (http://www.opensceneryx.com/)I think that's the cause of these errors.Please note that there are some bugs with xplane10 , you will see some texture bugs on roofs, and some residential sloped houses may sink in the ground (that can be fixed by adding like 5 meters to the "minimum residential height" setting under the buildings tab)Ben

Thanks Ben, installing now, 2479 to go.Glen

Ben, Opensceneryx fixed the problem. Now I have to try and get it to look right. Only a small part of the roof is sticking out and all the trees are gone for miles around. Kind of looses the realism.Glenedit: adjusted height in Osm2xp, no difference, still only see the roof. There is no height tag on the building I made in OSM.edit2: Trees are back, it was an exclusion setting. I set the height to 15m and the building shows now but it looks more like a 3 story walkup than a residential house.

You could lower the max residential height , it should work.I'll release soon an update with a xplane10 export mode.

Ben, still not having much luck with adding a house. I can get it to show up, but the height is not adjustable, and it doesn't look like a residential house. The picture is what I currently have. It's tagged in OSM as Building-Family house, and I have changed the min max height values in Osm2xp and it doesn't change. Also there is another building about 200' to the right of this one that doesn't show up at all, it's tagged exactly the same. The export from OSM covers both buildings with room to spare. Can you offer any suggestions.Glen

Can you pm me your operating system and an email adress?I'll send you my latest dev build wich add an xplane10 export mode that should solve that issue.

Hello,whenever I try to compile scenery I get a message like this:31/12/11 19:48:18 : ==================================================31/12/11 19:48:18 : Osm2XP 2.0.1 by Benjamin Blanchet31/12/11 19:48:18 : check last osm2xp news on http://osm2xp.com31/12/11 19:48:18 : ===================================================31/12/11 19:50:23 : Listing tiles in file michigan.osm.pbf31/12/11 19:50:42 : listing of tiles complete31/12/11 19:50:42 : 52 tile(s) found31/12/11 19:50:42 : Starting X-Plane 9 generation of tile 44/-8831/12/11 19:51:02 : Tile 44/-88 is empty, no dsf generated31/12/11 19:51:02 : Starting X-Plane 9 generation of tile 43/-8331/12/11 19:51:20 : stats : 9 buildings, 4 forests, 0 street lights, 1 objects. (generation took 0h0m18s)31/12/11 19:51:20 - SEVERE : Error on .dsf conversionThe part in bold is repeated for very tile it's working on. OS: Ubuntu 11, XP9 and Openscenery is installed.Any help would be very much apreciated.Thank youRalf

Hi Ralf,This error is related to permissions for the dsftool executable (under workspace/ressources), i'm not under linux but you should right clic/properties and add "execution" autorization or something like that.Regards,Ben

Hi Ben,that worked, many thanks! :(

Ben,Have you given any thought to the possibility of having OSM2XP also import water or other landuse information to X-Plane?I noticed it only mentions street data, buildings, and perhaps some other scenery items - but nothing about water and the land itself. I understand OSM2XP is primarily designed for use with orthophotos where the water is already visable, but even then having water coded in might be adventageous for reflections and splashdowns.I say this because I've been active in Open Street Maps adding in many polygon-style rivers as well as mid-size, small, and backyard bodies of water in my area which were not represented in OSM before. If they weren't in OSM when Laminar cut the files for its scenery, I would wager they are not in XP10's default scenery either. I've also been adding and tweaking certain items such as swampland and farmland in my area to better illustrate the landuse.Is it a feature you might be able to look into including, or are there some technical hurdles which would prevent your program from being able to load in and create water bodies. (Perhaps the water information for XP is in a different "layer" of scenery than the one you have easy access to?)Just curious,-Greg

Greg,In my understanding water and land are "cut" in the dsf file , it's more mesh related than scenery related.So yes , it can be done , i'm pretty sure of it.But that would need a lot of time, and a lot more than what i can spend on it.I hope i'll be able to finish to clean the code this month, then i'll release the source code.If others devs want to help on osm2xp they are more than welcome :)Ben

Xplane 10.04 beta3 is out.It fixes the bug of sloped roofs houses that were under the ground.Ben

X-Plane 10.04 Beta 3 looks great !

Xplane 10.04 beta3 is out.It fixes the bug of sloped roofs houses that were under the ground.Ben

Great to hear that Benny. Thanks for your work on this. I plan to install it soon, along with G2XP. Should be a great combination.

I have a question about the way XP9 loads the scenery. Here's how my custom scenery folder looks:a_example (detailed airport scenery)b_example (OSM2XP generated scenery)c_example (Road scenery)x_example (Photo-scenery)No matter how I rename the OSM2XP scenery to change the order of loading, it always kills my airport buildings by placing autogene scenery at the airport. Any solutions?Thank you in advance.