USA Airspaces not showing in X-Plane 11

[magicnorm]

Please help.
I just installed Plan-G v3.1.4.129 for X-Plane 11 on Windows 10. Everything works fine except the airspaces in the USA. I have checked and the file usa.txt is in the directory "D:/X-Plane 11/Resources/default data/airspaces".

How can I fix this problem?

[dempsey]

As far as I remember X-Plane-11 airspaces are not yet fully processed by Plan-G.

[tim arnot]

Correct. There's a partial implementation for X-Plane 10, but I had to take that out for 11. It'll get back in soon.

[magicnorm]

Thanks for the information. I look forward to seeing this change.

[magicnorm]

I noticed in another post "Airspace input error while building database"  that it is now possible, with version 3.2.0.144, to have Airspaces with X-Plane 11. I have re-build the database but still no Airspaces.

My usa.txt file is located in "X-Plane 11\Custom Data\airspaces\.

Am I missing something?

[dempsey]

I uploaded the OpenAir allusa.v17.08-17.2.txt from http://soaringweb.org/Airspace/ and put that in X-Plane 11\Custom Data\airspaces\. Worked fine for me.

I checked your log file and did not see the processing of airspace(s) at all. Only Tim can answer this, but I noticed that you use French language (correct?) and I am wondering if that has anything to do with this.

[tim arnot]

Airspaces is the first thing it processes, if it finds the folder. First thing I'd check is the spelling of the folder name.

[magicnorm]

Tim, the path looks OK. See attached file. Any other suggestions?

[magicnorm]

Problem fixed. It seems that it was a French language Problem. I created a new user, than re-created de database.

[Renaissance_man]

I followed the recommendations above. Installed the allusa.v17.08-17.2 file in D:\X-Plane 11\Custom Data\airspaces. The DB is building now. The first attempt failed; I wonder if it's because the folder was named "Airspaces" instead of "airspaces". Another question I have is the usage of .air files, should they be modified to .txt? It seems Plan-G is ignoring them when building the XP DB. The file I would like to use is canadian_airspace_265.air. FYI, Plan-G installed on a network.

[Renaissance_man]

Well I am happy to report that the airspaces are showing up. The problem was probably in naming the folder "Airspaces" instead of the correct "airspaces"

[tim arnot]

Sometimes lanes are case sensitive and sometimes they're not. Thanks for clarifying the issue.