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===Gate ... doesn't seem to have routes associated with it=== | ===Gate ... doesn't seem to have routes associated with it=== | ||
A startup location in the [[Interactive Traffic#Ground networks|groundnetwork]] is not (properly) connected to a taxi route. Contact the airport author, or import the network to [[TaxiDraw]] and run the Verify network command to find the corrupted gate. | A startup location in the [[Interactive Traffic#Ground networks|groundnetwork]] is not (properly) connected to a taxi route. Contact the airport author, or import the network to [[TaxiDraw]] and run the Verify network command to find the corrupted gate. | ||
===Model not found: ...=== | |||
This one tells you that FlightGear was unable to find a certain file. The nice thing is that it also tells you excactly what file. | |||
# Check if the file really does not exist at your computer. | |||
# Try to locate the file in which the missing file is referenced. This is likely to be <tt>-set.xml</tt> in the root directory of the loaded [[aircraft]]. Between the <model> tags, the base model file is referenced. This file references to all other models that are displayed with the aircraft. | |||
# Contact the aircraft author with a detailed bug-report, in which you state the excact location of the missing file and (if you found it) the file in which it is referenced. | |||
===Near camera not rendering=== | ===Near camera not rendering=== | ||