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On FSX Startup and on saving Scenery Library settings, I get an error message saying "SCENERY.CFG file error. Invalid remote scenery path in scenery area 130." However, when I check my scenery.cfg file, it stops at Area.120. I do have more than 120 items in my scenery library, though, and the 130th is Base 206, but I got the same message when before I added a bunch of scenery, so #130 was something else before, and I still got the error message. Any ideas?

 

Thanks,

boeing247

 

(by the way, I think this was caused by installing some ORBX freeware that includes YCEM Clearwater)

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What was the last addon you added? remove that from the scenery cfg and try again


Manny

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Download and run this, Bram. It will find your problem for you. Great little program.

 

There's a map, too - here, which will help in understanding how Microsoft created the numbering system in the Scenery folder.

 

Hope this helps!



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You are not looking at the working copy of the scenery.cfg.

 

It is not located in the root FSX folder.

 

It can be found in C:\Program Data\Microsoft\FSX.

 

regards,

Joe


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Thanks, Paul! The problem was that the path for one of my addon sceneries had been deleted from the entry at Area.130 (it was missing the "Local=PathName" variable). I added it back in, and that should hopefully fix it.

 

And thanks for the tip about the ProgramData folder, Joe. I assumed that the scenery.cfg file would either be in the root directory or the AppData (roaming) folder. Odd that I've never heard of it before.

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