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FS2004 ADE cause some errors

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shun

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Hello, I'm FS9 user in japan.
I installed ADE9x yestarday and I tried to edit stocked approaches in RJTT(Tokyo International Airport)

I tried to compile airport, then ADE caused some errors like below



ScruffyDuck Scenery Design Engine Compiling
Using UNKNOWN BglComp....


Parsing document: C:\Documents and Settings\shun\desktop\RJTT_ADE9_SHUN.xml

ERROR C2470: Unrecoverable error parsing XML!
ERROR C2006: Parse failed (0x80004005)
ERROR C2003: Failed to process file: C:\Documents and Settings\shun\desktop\RJTT_ADE9_SHUN.xml


I checked ADE enviroment checker says [OK to run ADE]
In addition, I installed MSXML4.

So I can't compile airport and make bgl file:confused:

Anyone can solve this problem???
I'm so sorry for my but english...
 
There will be some more information in the error message. At the moment there is not enough to tell what the problem is. Please post more of the error
 
Thank you for replying...
The error massage is just below


ScruffyDuck Scenery Design Engine Compiling
Using UNKNOWN BglComp....


Parsing document: C:\Documents and Settings\shun\desktop\AP581890.xml

ERROR C2470: Unrecoverable error parsing XML!
ERROR C2006: Parse failed (0x80004005)
ERROR C2003: Failed to process file: C:\Documents and Settings\shun \desktop\AP581890.xml


I tried to delete RJTT's VOR A approach and VOR B approach, modify VOR C approach. I used AP985190.bgl (C:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Flight Simulator 9\scenery\asia\scenery) This is stocked(original) airport.

Once I could compile the file. However, after I downloaded FS2004 SDK Bglcomp, I can't make bgl file by using ADE


I have one question. If I tried to make bgl from xml, should I just Drag&Drop xml to Bglcomp??

Anyway, I want to change original approach in FS9.
Sorry, I'm not good at writing English.
 
I tried to delete RJTT's VOR A approach and VOR B approach, modify VOR C approach. I used AP985190.bgl (C:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Flight Simulator 9\scenery\asia\scenery) This is stocked(original) airport.
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You cannot do that

Use ADE and open Stock airport

Top right corner and click on approach mode

Now edit out or change approaches. Save your ade project file and compile using ADE.
 
OK...

So I can save the modified airport data as ADE file format.

But, I can't compile airport with errors. Can I use ADE file for FS2004?

Do you know a tool which can change xml to bgl?

I know xml file including approach data.
 
I believe the default compile location is a folder in the ADE root folder. Work or BGL,I'm not sure. Try to compile to there(then you have to move it to a folder FS9 can see). Or to the Addon Scenery/scenery folder.

Bob
 
shun said:
Thank you for replying...
The error massage is just below


ScruffyDuck Scenery Design Engine Compiling
Using UNKNOWN BglComp....


Parsing document: C:\Documents and Settings\shun\desktop\AP581890.xml

ERROR C2470: Unrecoverable error parsing XML!
ERROR C2006: Parse failed (0x80004005)
ERROR C2003: Failed to process file: C:\Documents and Settings\shun \desktop\AP581890.xml


I tried to delete RJTT's VOR A approach and VOR B approach, modify VOR C approach. I used AP985190.bgl (C:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Flight Simulator 9\scenery\asia\scenery) This is stocked(original) airport.

Once I could compile the file. However, after I downloaded FS2004 SDK Bglcomp, I can't make bgl file by using ADE


I have one question. If I tried to make bgl from xml, should I just Drag&Drop xml to Bglcomp??

Anyway, I want to change original approach in FS9.
Sorry, I'm not good at writing English.
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Hello Shun,...

You shouldn't need to download the bglcomp for FS9,... use the one that is installed with ADE... I believe what Jim was saying is You can't Delete default VOR,.. only modified them. If I'm wrong Jim please correct me...

Shun,.. first uninstall ADE then reinstall... you do not have to install anything else... Bglcomp for FS9 is already installed within ADE.
 
Shun,

don't change the APXXXXXX.bgl file, because you destroy many information. You can't recompile an APXXXXXX.bgl.

Use only your RJTT_ADE9_SHUN.ade and compile it to RJTT_ADE9_SHUN.bgl
That is an "overlay" to the stock airport.
 
Everyone, I solve my problems!

I understood I can't delete stocked approaches, can just modify it.

I want to study ADE more!! Thank you for replying to my but english questions.
 
shun said:
Everyone, I solve my problems!

I understood I can't delete stocked approaches, can just modify it.

I want to study ADE more!! Thank you for replying to my but english questions.
Click to expand...

You can delete stock approaches in the ADE Approach mode. You cannot delete any navaid the approach uses such as a VOR, NDB, Waypoint or the Localizer portion of the ILS transmitters.
 
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