I am getting "non-sequential layer ordering within scenery library..." and would you like P3D to attempt to repair the issue. Every time I say yes nothing is happening and I get same error again. Can't figure which layer is not is not in sequence.

I am using ORBX (everything).

 

Any idea guys....?

Take a look at your scenery.cfg file in the C:\ProgramData\Lockheed Martin\Prepar3D v5 folder. I's compaining about non-sequential layers, so look at the "Layer=" lines and verify that they are in sequential order.

I just noticed that mine skips from layer 2 to layer 11, so it must be okay to skip layer numbers...

[General]
Title=Prepar3D Scenery
Description=Prepar3D Scenery Areas Data
Clean_on_Exit=TRUE

[Area.001]
Title=Default Terrain
Local=Scenery\World
Active=TRUE
Required=TRUE
Layer=1
Texture_ID=1

[Area.002]
Title=Default Scenery
Local=Scenery\BASE
Active=TRUE
Required=TRUE
Layer=2

[Area.003]
Title=0000 Base
Local=Scenery\0000
Active=TRUE
Required=FALSE
Layer=11

[Area.004]
Title=0001 Base
Local=Scenery\0001
Active=TRUE
Required=FALSE
Layer=12

[Area.005]
Title=0002 Base
Local=Scenery\0002
Active=TRUE
Required=FALSE
Layer=13

 

9 minutes ago, MDFlier said:

Take a look at your scenery.cfg file in the C:\ProgramData\Lockheed Martin\Prepar3D v5 folder. I's compaining about non-sequential layers, so look at the "Layer=" lines and verify that they are in sequential order.

I just noticed that mine skips from layer 2 to layer 11, so it must be okay to skip layer numbers...

[General]
Title=Prepar3D Scenery
Description=Prepar3D Scenery Areas Data
Clean_on_Exit=TRUE

[Area.001]
Title=Default Terrain
Local=Scenery\World
Active=TRUE
Required=TRUE
Layer=1
Texture_ID=1

[Area.002]
Title=Default Scenery
Local=Scenery\BASE
Active=TRUE
Required=TRUE
Layer=2

[Area.003]
Title=0000 Base
Local=Scenery\0000
Active=TRUE
Required=FALSE
Layer=11

[Area.004]
Title=0001 Base
Local=Scenery\0001
Active=TRUE
Required=FALSE
Layer=12

[Area.005]
Title=0002 Base
Local=Scenery\0002
Active=TRUE
Required=FALSE
Layer=13

 

Thank you..make sense...didn't paid attention on that "small" detail....

I actually had the problem you are having in FSX once. I manually edited the scenery.cfg file and messed it up. Part of fixing it was manually editing every "Layer=" line for the last 3rd of the file. It was not fun.

Just one other thought. If you just rename the scenery.cfg file to scenery.cfg.sav or something like that, P3D will build a new one for you the next time that you start it up. That's probably the easiest thing to do.

Have you by any chance tried the Lorby addon organizer software?  If rebuilding the scenery.cfg works from then on, only use the Lorby organizer to add, remove, or change your scenery configuration. It will keep you out of trouble. I'm a do it the manual way kinda guy, but once I learned how everything worked, I started using the Lorby tool. Manually editing files is too much like doing real work. 🙂

 

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