Hello,

I have been running into an issue with FSX where the airport scenery objects and or textures do not load correctly when I first load the sim. I have the issue with multiple airports in multiple regions. To get the airport objects and textures to load correctly I have to:

1. Load FSX and start a flight
2. Once the flight has loaded, select the scenery library and click OK (no changes required to the scenery library)
3. Once FSX reloads, all the airport objects and textures appear correctly

What could be the cause of this?

Device Spec:

• Intel I5-6200U
• 8GB RAM
• Windows 10 Home 22H2
• 19045.5131

Edited November 26, 20241 yr by Mattie941

Possible slight corruption of one or more addon sceneries?

Possibly. But if that was the case, I wouldn't expect the scenery to be fine after a reload the scenery library 

Try selecting the desired scenery before planning/loading the flight, see if that corrects the issue.

I can confirm the scenery was selected before loading the flight. When I click OK on the scenery library after loading the flight, I do not make any changes. The airport in question is already selected from the FSX scenery library menu before loading the flight

These types of problems could be hard to solve. Most suggestions are in the try-and-see category, not necessarily the absolute solution. For example, if you haven't done so already, suggest using Scenery Config Editor to load your scenery.cfg file and under its "Actions" menu, select "Reset Area and Layer Numbers and Reorder the File." Would this solve the problem? I don't know, but you could try it. 

Edited November 29, 20241 yr by David Vega

I use the excellent Scenery Config Editor to manage my fsx scenery. It's good for troubleshooting issues with scenery that's not ordered properly or deactivated by mistake. It won't allow base essential scenery to be not loaded amongst other features. 

Even if you only use default scenery you can check everything is there visually instead making sense of the complicated scenery.cfg file. 

https://fs-sceditor.sourceforge.net/

5 hours ago, David Vega said:

These types of problems could be hard to solve. Most suggestions are in the try-and-see category, not necessarily the absolute solution. For example, if you haven't done so already, suggest using Scenery Config Editor to load your scenery.cfg file and under its "Actions" menu, select "Reset Area and Layer Numbers and Reorder the File." Would this solve the problem? I don't know, but you could try it. 

I'm blind sorry!