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Building X-Plane database

Started by mhl, December 16, 2012, 10:29:28 AM

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mhl

Tim

Trying to build an X-Plane 10 database - the process hangs at 20220 parking spaces and I have to shut down Plan-G via Task Manager.

Any suggestions?

Mike L

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mhl

And the log file is to be found where?

w9nwrwi

#3
MHL,

It should be in your Documents Directory, its called Plan-G Files.  Within that folder you will see  Plan-G log.txt. That is the one Tim needs to see where the hang up is.  We assume that your using build 50? 

Just in case your thinking of running the X-Plane Beta in the 64 bit mode, Plan-G will not work since the XPUIPC interface (Plugin) 64 bit version has not yet been released, but it is being worked on.

Plan G works just fine here on my X-Plane 10.20b7 (yep, beta, I am a glutton for punishment!), couple of very minor issues that I need to ask Tim about one day.

Chuck
Computer:
CPU:i7-6700 4.0GHz, Ram:32GB,  Video.Card: GTX 1070 8Gb, OS:Win 10, 3ea 24" HDMI Widescreen.
X-Plane 11

mhl

#4
Thanks, Chuck - log file attached.  I am running build 46.

My X-Plane is 32-bit ver 10.10.  I decided to hold off installing a 64-bit version while it is still beta.

Now updated to build 50 and the X-Plane database seems to have been created OK.   ;D

w9nwrwi

Good deal mhl,

glad its working for you. Just in case you have not heard, there are two .EXE's in the x-plane (10.20b7) download, a 32 bit and a 64 bit so you can take your pick if you want to see how it is. But then at the 64 you lose your Plan-G and other plug-ins for a while yet. This stuff is getting wild, time to start shopping for a bigger graphics card.
Have fun with Plan-G its a great piece of software, I miss it when I am running the 64 bit x-plane.

Chuck
Computer:
CPU:i7-6700 4.0GHz, Ram:32GB,  Video.Card: GTX 1070 8Gb, OS:Win 10, 3ea 24" HDMI Widescreen.
X-Plane 11