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[M4cD 4]

Error in PI NOAA weather log ..

After Modules Init
Searching for Standard Scripts
Script 'PI_noaaWeather.py' successfully loaded.
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "E:/XPlane10/Resources/plugins/PythonScripts\PI_noaaWeather.py", line 1260, in floopCallback
    self.weather.setClouds()
  File "E:/XPlane10/Resources/plugins/PythonScripts\PI_noaaWeather.py", line 430, in setClouds
    setClouds.append([base, top, cover])
UnboundLocalError: local variable 'setClouds' referenced before assignment

[asyscom 1]

Davide and Zulfi

 

1) did you replace the original self.visibility entry with:

 

self.visibility = EasyDref('sim/multiplayer/position/plane19_speedbrake_ratio', 'float')         <---- around "float"  it's a quote, not the back-quote wrongly used in the Manual, as Mario pointed out above!

 

2) The other line to change is not "setClouds" but rather, on line 403 of the original "py" script:

 

#        lastBase = 0

 

a bit above the "setClouds" one...

 

However the line 403 of original file is setClouds = []

 

Is the guide wrong?

[Colonel X 1,430]

Sounds interesting, although it means I need 2 payware addons and 2 freeware addons to be able to run yours. Is there a reason why you don't allow X-Plane default clouds?

 

 

I also have a technical question about this part of the manual:

 

 

Isn't it possible that you create your own dataref and use this one instead of using the 19th AI plane's speedbrake dataref? Or is it not possible to access datarefs created in a Lua script via a Python script (but only default datarefs)?

 

See the manual, there is a explanation why it won't work with X-Plane's default clouds. You may still test Ventura Sky without these add-ons, though.

 

Also see my previous post, this was a quick hack, with Beta 4 and the next version of NOAA, there will be a more elegant solution...

Davide and Zulfi

 

1) did you replace the original self.visibility entry with:

 

self.visibility = EasyDref('sim/multiplayer/position/plane19_speedbrake_ratio', 'float')         <---- around "float"  it's a quote, not the back-quote wrongly used in the Manual, as Mario pointed out above!

 

2) The other line to change is not "setClouds" but rather, on line 403 of the original "py" script:

 

#        lastBase = 0

 

a bit above the "setClouds" one...

 

Don't know what's going on here, 403 should be infact the setClouds one. Are you running NOAA 2.2.2?

 

 

However the line 403 of original file is setClouds = []

 

That is correct.

[asyscom 1]

I performed lot of tests but without any good result, the custo py file is not load from XP, at this point for me this plugins is unsable...i need to wait the beta4 with auto settings with Noaa

 

In feature, rth will be compatibile?

[M4cD 4]

Error in PI NOAA weather log ..

After Modules Init

Searching for Standard Scripts

Script 'PI_noaaWeather.py' successfully loaded.

Traceback (most recent call last):

  File "E:/XPlane10/Resources/plugins/PythonScripts\PI_noaaWeather.py", line 1260, in floopCallback

    self.weather.setClouds()

  File "E:/XPlane10/Resources/plugins/PythonScripts\PI_noaaWeather.py", line 430, in setClouds

    setClouds.append([base, top, cover])

UnboundLocalError: local variable 'setClouds' referenced before assignment

If I edit

 

LIne 430 and commnet it                     #                setClouds.append([base, top, cover])

 

The error is gone and it seems to work OK ..

 

Can someone please check and concur  ..

[propsfan 52]

You can have both versions of Python running without any problems ,

I have no problems with python-2.7.10.amd64

I beg to differ Sir. I have tried running Ortho4XP with both version (2.7 and 3.5) installed. It doesn't work. Do you use Ortho?

[M4cD 4]

I beg to differ Sir. I have tried running Ortho4XP with both version (2.7 and 3.5) installed. It doesn't work. Do you use Ortho?

Yes I do ,

 

[CFIJose 5,485]

You can have both versions of Python running without any problems ,

I have no problems with python-2.7.10.amd64

Thanks.

 

Checked readme "This is Python version 2.7.3"

 

I searched but can't find v1. Is this safe?

 

https://www.python.org/downloads/release/python-2710/

[M4cD 4]

Thanks.

 

Checked readme "This is Python version 2.7.3"

 

I searched but can't find v1. Is this safe?

 

https://www.python.org/downloads/release/python-2710/

https://www.python.org/ftp/python/2.7.10/python-2.7.10.amd64.msi

[propsfan 52]

Yes I do ,

 

 

Excellent! Thank you very kindly SIr!

[CFIJose 5,485]

https://www.python.org/ftp/python/2.7.10/python-2.7.10.amd64.msi

That works! :wub:

I like it:

[Humpty 751]

Wow, did you install two different versions of Python ?  Is that SMP ?

[airlinejets 709]

 

 

I like it:

...and I like it too. Simply beautiful shots José.

[asyscom 1]

That works! :wub:

I like it:

How have you solved?

 

I've 2 version of python 2.7.3 and 3.5.1 that use for orthoxp

[CFIJose 5,485]

Wow, did you install two different versions of Python ?  Is that SMP ?

Just v. 27.10

 

I first performed an uninstall 0f v 27.13, then installed v. 27.10.

 

I followed the Ventura PDF to the letter.

How have you solved?

 

I've 2 version of python 2.7.3 and 3.5.1 that use for orthoxp

I followed the pdf to the letter, then installed v 27.10 of the python. See post #39 for download.

Wow, did you install two different versions of Python ?  Is that SMP ?

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