matchmsg
{.interpreted-text role=“ref”} .modelsetvalidation
{.interpreted-text role=“ref”} .All aircraft are not rendered. Something is entirely wrong.
- Have you moved your models (folder)? If so, reload the models and re-create the model set, see
createms
{.interpreted-text role=“ref”} .- For XP11, are your models located in the XPlane folder?
- did model validation pop-up? Then swift already tells you your model set is broken. You can run the validator in the mapping tool or the swift pilot client, see
modelsetvalidation
{.interpreted-text role=“ref”} .- check the paths of your model set, make sure this path represents where your models are, it looks like here
Some aircraft are not rendered (very few)
- Do you have models in the set which no longer exist?
- Another possible reasons: A single model is broken, you could remove that ne from the model set.
- Have you disabled rendering from the model page?
X-Plane's new Vulkan graphics engine is not supported yet
An aircraft is intentionally disabled. If you did dot disable it on purpose, see below.
Check the log page to see if there are errors
Have you restricted range/number of aircraft? See
aircraftrange
{.interpreted-text role=“ref”} for details
Have you models in your (model) set for which no liveries/installed models exist?
- See
modelsetvalidation
{.interpreted-text role=“ref”} .- Model set rules, see
createms
{.interpreted-text role=“ref”}
xsb_aircraft.txt
per folder. ..image:: http://img.swift-project.org/xpdirstructure.png
XPLMLoadObject
The path for
the object must be relative to the X-System base folder.
https://developer.x-plane.com/sdk/XPLMScenery/#XPLMLoadObjectThe aircraft model is broken. You can test that by
modelsetvalidation
{.interpreted-text role=“ref”}- assigning that same model to another callsign, if this fails it is likely to be broken
- crosscheck by manually assigning another aircraft to the originally failing one, That should work now.
- Possible solution: Manually assign a different model and remove the broken model from the model set.
fsxaimodel
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The other side sends a position with a considerable negative offset (below ground)
- You see a model failing that normally works
- You can try to enable the selected aircraft or use re-enable
You can find models removed by swift (because they cannot be rendered) in the mapping tool workbench
- See
mttabs
{.interpreted-text role=“ref”} under workbench- Show removed models in workbench
Check the driver version for P3D (in swift' s simulator settings)
Is the simulator running as ADMINISTRATOR, but swift not? Or vice versa.
You can try to re-enable un-rendered aircraft and see if the issue is gone.