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 Any ideas????

 

Hello John,

what tells the second and last line in the about box?

And what is stated in the loading screen?

If only the first line in the about box  misses the trailing  'a' , then you have what at least i have.

I agree people (including me) tend to click before they think, but I'm only proposing the auto-selection is just a little cleverer. In nearly all cases, it would solve the problem if it selected the first search result and not the last.

In this case i would agree : select ICAO-hits first.

 

 

Additionally, it would be really nice if by default it showed the last airport I was at.

It actually does . At least with my current settings and on Linux .

Maybe you have to set  'save prefs  in ' operation and warnings'.

Also i've read in another forum :  

Some prefs didn’t  stored when XP is closed with the window (X) instead of using menu .

Hi Tony,

Well , i would agree an additional option for search for a ICAO only would be a nice feature .
But this sentence lets me think about :
 

 and it's very easy to not think and hit Enter, taking you to the wrong

In my experience , more and more users tend to click around without reading anything .
If the thing let me hit OK it should be ok .
IMO, a programmer should not decide what a user want to do .
Excluded the proposed action is really dangerous or make no sense at all.

Thank you

I have an Airport I have been working on and there are autogen trees located at the end of one my runways. No matter what I try I can't keep the autogen from placing trees in one spot. My exclusions are working as the Airport has the shape I sectioned out.

Hello ohsirius,

Maybe the trees are from another Custom Scenery (e.g. HdMesh2 , simheaven)  and not from the default scenery .

In this case make sure your scenery comes before the others in the scenery_packs.ini.

If no other scenery than default is in place it could be you have not properly hit the forest-(polygon) with your exclusion .

A forest is described by a  definition-file (.for) and a polygon for its location.

If one  vertex is within your exclusion the whole polygon is excluded.

Maybe ,you must  widen your exclusion a little bit until hit a vertex .