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'''This document is intended to list common errors and how to get rid of them.''' | '''This document is intended to list common [[FlightGear]] errors and how to get rid of them.''' | ||
===Error: bind() failed in make_server_socket()=== | |||
When using [[Howto: Multiplayer|multiplayer]] or socket input, this usually means you specified an invalid ip address or the port is in use. Note: for multiplayer, you don't need to use the ''--multiplay=in,...'' option at all, FlightGear (since version 1.0) figures out the proper setting automatically. Only use when you know what you are doing. | |||
===OpenAL error <AL_INVALID_VALUE>: bind source <alGenSources><br>Failed to generate audio source.=== | ===OpenAL error <AL_INVALID_VALUE>: bind source <alGenSources><br>Failed to generate audio source.=== | ||
This error is probably displayed because of some misdirected audio settings in the | This error is probably displayed because of some misdirected audio settings in the [[aircraft]]s setup. Check the -sound.xml file of the aircraft and see if all files refered to really exist. If not, try to contact the author of the plane, so he can fix the problem in the [[FlightGear CVS|CVS]] version or solve the problem yourself and let someone commit the patch. | ||
===OpenAL error (AL_INVALID_VALUE): constructor (alBufferData)<br>Fatal error: Failed to buffer data.=== | ===OpenAL error (AL_INVALID_VALUE): constructor (alBufferData)<br>Fatal error: Failed to buffer data.=== | ||
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===FGMultiplayMgr::MP_ProcessData: No such file or directory=== | ===FGMultiplayMgr::MP_ProcessData: No such file or directory=== | ||
This is telling you that there's someone online on the multiplayerserver, using a plane that you do not have installed on your own system. In order to remove the error (and see the other plane) you have to install the plane that pilot is using. | This is telling you that there's someone online on the multiplayerserver, using a plane that you do not have installed on your own system. In order to remove the error (and see the other plane) you have to install the plane that the other pilot is using. | ||
=== | ===Found unexpected subsystem: system exiting. JSBSim failed to load aircraft and/or engine model=== | ||
You are probably trying to run an aircraft on a out-of-date version of FlightGear. The planes on the official download page are intended to be used with the latest version of FlightGear. Usage on any older systems may not work. | |||
===Near camera not rendering=== | ===Near camera not rendering=== | ||
[[Image:Near_camera_off.png]] | [[Image:Near_camera_off.png]] | ||
Make sure you have at least OSG version 2.7.6. | Make sure you have at least [[OSG]] version 2.7.6. | ||
===Unkown exeption to the main loop. Abording... <br>Possible cause: No such file or directory=== | |||
Setting your [[FlightGear Launch Control#Page Four - Options and Run|BPP]] to a lower value might work. | |||
===Warning: Picked up TriangleIntersect=== | |||
Reduce your [[FlightGear Launch Control#Debugging|Log Level]] (to alert?). The errors might still be shown, but do not affect the game anymore. | |||
[[Category:Howto|Get rid of common errors]] | [[Category:Howto|Get rid of common errors]] | ||