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MSFS add-on airports from the community folder are completely ignored on loading scenery #967
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Do you use an add-on manager tool? LNM should normally be able to deal with all kind of shortcuts and links that are used by these tools. In any case make sure that the add-on folders are not nested within other folders. Add-on folders containing manifest.json and layout.json have to reside on the top level of Community.
This is not an error message but more a hint to switch to the right scenery library mode. Clicking yes will change the settings in the scenery library menu to the recommended mode according to https://www.littlenavmap.org/manuals/littlenavmap/release/2.8/en/SCENERY.html#microsoft-flight-simulator-2020-airports-and-navdata. You mean that you have the Navigraph update installed? Then ignore it and consider the link above.
I suppose "C:/FS/MSFS/Packages" is the correct path and this is no Steam installation.
Are these the correct paths?
No idea why this happens. Maybe an empty path but certainly something is wrong there. What to try:
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Yes, I do and there are many symbolik links in the community folder. But this was never a problem with previous version I do regular LVM updates after changing scenery.
Yes, the Navigraph update is installed and the warning is not applicable.
Yes, that is all correct.
Me neither. Two additions:
I removed all sub folders from the Community folder except one physical folder containing one airport. Checked that there are no nested folders and the json files exist in the expected location and loaded the scenery again. Result:
This has always been empty.
I tried this before with no success. |
Thank you for your answers. There were a lot of changes in the 2.8 release to support symbolic links, Windows shortcuts and junctions as well as macOS aliases. Maybe I buried some gremlins in there while adding support for the links. I have to check if LNM does not detect the Navigraph update. Maybe Navigraph changed some data in the manifest I use to detect it. The mix of forward and backward slashes is no issue. LNM can deal with this internally. I only try to provide clean paths on the user interface but in the log it looks messy. The mapped drive should not cause any issues. Furthermore LNM detects all as add-on which is not stored in fs-base and the other stock folders. Give me some time. I need to have a very close look at the log file and experiment with mapped drives. |
OK, thank you so far. I am now back to Version 2.6.19 and everything works fine again. I am curious to hear you findings, but for the meantime have happy holidays! |
BTW: LNM accesses all folders and collects BGL files from the layout.json to have an estimate for the progress bar. This explains the strange file access characteristics. Wish you Happy Holidays too! |
Fixed with albar965/atools@0d25d0d |
I can confirm that the issue is solved with LNM 2.8.8 - thank you very much! |
Thank you a lot for the feedback. Glad to hear that it is not only fixed on my test system. 🙂 |
Starting with Little Navmap Version 2.8.7, loading the scenery from MSFS does no longer work for add-on airports. Since this is such an important feature I could not imagine it could be broken generally, but all investigations on my side did not lead to any possible problem.
Problem:
Scenery Import for MSFS runs without errors but completly ignores any add-on scenery.
After each run the following error message is displayed (but is not true):
I assume that the current installed navdata is detected from the folder Packages\Community\navigraph-navdata\ which is available on my system. The Navigraph installer itsself reports the navadata as installed as well.
It worked well with the previous version of Little Navmap.
Some diagnostic I did so far:
Any help to resolve this issue is very appreciated. If there is anythng I can do on my side to support further investigations, let me know.
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