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Just another compilation error

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I am receiving this compilation error on a new airport I am trying to construct. If anyone can offer any advice I would appreciate it.

Thanks in advance.

Error Message


Parsing document: Coniston CSC9.xml

INTERNAL COMPILER ERROR: #C2532: START keyword MUST have all the following: LAT, LON, ALT, HEADING, NUMBER, and DESIGNATOR.
INTERNAL COMPILER ERROR: #C2031: Failed element parse <Start>
INTERNAL COMPILER ERROR: #C2032: XML Parse Error! Element tree follows:

ERROR: <FSData
ERROR: version = 9.0
ERROR: >
ERROR: <Airport
ERROR: country = Canada
ERROR: state = Ontario
ERROR: city = Sudbury
ERROR: name = Coniston
ERROR: lat = 46.4823
ERROR: lon = -80.8341
ERROR: alt = 886.0F
ERROR: magvar = 11.0
ERROR: ident = CSC9
ERROR: trafficScalar = 0.5
ERROR: airportTestRadius = 3.0N
ERROR: >
ERROR: <Start
ERROR: lat = 46.48285318210336
ERROR: lon = -80.83412533575289
ERROR: alt = 886.0F
ERROR: heading = 42.0
ERROR: designator = NONE
ERROR: >
ERROR:
INTERNAL COMPILER ERROR: #C2607: Compilation errors detected, compilation failed!


Parse complete!

Can't copy BGL file into the destination folder:
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Microsoft Flight Simulator X SDK\SDK\Environment Kit\BGL Compiler SDK\Coniston CSC9.BGL (The system cannot find the file specified)
 
OK - I was able to resolve the problem by starting all over again and attempting to compile after every change was made.

It turns out I had a starting location with no Heading, Number or Designator. By either deleting the start location or adding the required information the problem of compilation was resolved.

If only that was the end of the problems.

Now what happens is that once the airport is selected and I click on OK - the program crashes.

Back to the drawing board.

:o
 
By default everything had a check mark except 'Delete All Approaches'.

There was a check mark in 'Delete All Runways' and 'Delete All Startpoints' but no check marks in 'Delete All Frequencies'.

I'll remove the check marks and hope it works.

Thank you.

** Update **

Removing all check marks and I still get the program crash.
 
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Update

For reasons best known only to FSX and FSX Planner - this file problem has now dissappeared.

FSX no longer crashes when attempting to select this airport as a departure point, and the file compiles with no difficulty.

Now I just need to figure out how to delete the trees from the middle of the runway.

I have tried an exclusion zone but no luck. If anyone has any ideas I would be greatful.
 
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