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I would try to make a second SceneryObject command in your XML file for the windsock. That way you can enter the coordinates where you want it to appear exactly. If you still get errors after that, why not post them? That might help to see what goes wrong.From your description the second problem sounds like a drawing order issue. These appear sometimes and I think you can't do much about it.For the last question, normally you have crash detection for that. Did you turn that off?

Thought I had become the redheaded stepchild with my post!Thanks Arno for responding. I will try to insert the windsock statement into the XML in a new scenery object tag. As for the crash detection (DOH!:() I did have it turned off..I will let you know, thanks again for the response...AFinch

I'm having similar problems adding the windsock. Here is my code (tabs don't show, but they're there):<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>Can anyone offer any insight?Thank you,-Greg (clmax)

Hi Greg,When I tried to compile this XML code I got two errors.The first is that BGLComp does not like this:I replaced it with:The second is that it is sockLength and not sockLenght, after that the BGL compiled fine.

Thanks arno,You know I looked at that file for simple errors for twenty minutes before I decided to post. Funny how I can look at the error over and over and still miss it. Thanks!!On a related note, I really cannot see the difference in between the two sections of code that you showed (was/is).I'll try it later this evening.Thanks again,-Greg

Hi Greg,Yeah, I almost mentioned, so it must be the forum software that puts the / at the end of the first line. I had to remove it again after I posted the code to a text file.