Missing airport buildings after OSM installation

[Guest Mik75]

Hi there!

I have the X Plane 10 Global Aerosoft Edition with some enhanced airports in Europe.

After reading so many good things aout simheavens OSM packs, I decided to download and install OSM Europe + autogen.

OpenSceneryX had been already installed.

I followed the guide included in the download, but now, EDDS (Aerosoft enhanced scenery) Looks a bit weired, with missing buildings, etc.

Here is my scenery_packs.ini, maybe I screwed something up in there:

 

[Anxu00 176]

You can fix it by putting the OSM line near the bottom, just above your ff_library line.  Line position in the scenery_packs.ini is X-Plane way of determine priority.

[Guest Mik75]

You can fix it by putting the OSM line near the bottom, just above your ff_library line.  Line position in the scenery_packs.ini is X-Plane way of determine priority.

Thank you sou much! I didn´t realize that the OSM entry was on the top, I entered it manually at the correct place, at least I thought I did that... ;-)

Now it´s working perfectly!

[Pascal_LSGC 298]

You probably forgot the slash at the end of the path. I did that a dozen of times.

 

Pascal

[Anxu00 176]

Thank you sou much! I didn´t realize that the OSM entry was on the top, I entered it manually at the correct place, at least I thought I did that... ;-)

Now it´s working perfectly!

You are welcome.  There is also another trick: Xplane sort the scenery name alphabetically too, so for new scenery folder if you add it with the right name, you won't need to change it in scenery_packs.ini afterward.  Once you fixed it Xplane will leave them alone though.

[Pascal_LSGC 298]

You are welcome.  There is also another trick: Xplane sort the scenery name alphabetically too, so for new scenery folder if you add it with the right name, you won't need to change it in scenery_packs.ini afterward.  Once you fixed it Xplane will leave them alone though.

Only true if you actually delete the scenery_packs.ini. Else, X-Plane add the new folders it detects at the top.