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From wikipedia atricle "Meaning of ratings" chapter on "3" (Level or Scale). (Emphasis is mine)

I don't know what exactly you mean by shared DLLs... Shared by (possibly) multiple add-ons? Then I would suggest: <OrbiterRoot>\Modules\Shared\ or <OrbiterRoot>\Modules\Plugin\Shared\ Since both have their reasoning, I cannot decide :D ...aaaaand <OrbiterRoot>\Modules\ and <OrbiterRoot>\ all...

As Urwumpe already noted: Did you check the working folder? Right-click the Shortcut, select the "Shortcut" Tab and check:

set_animation: argument 1: Invalid type (expected number) nil given is a pretty good description of what went wrong: a call to set_animation was done with the 1st argument being nil It should be pretty easy to find the code that lead to this.

I'm no valgrind expert, nor a linux developer, but the output of valgrind seems more like telling you that there's a memory-leak (one has constructed an object with "new", but that object is never released - with "delete"). As ther's no delete, valgrind cannot tell you where that is missing - it...

...imagine that with a hovercraft mesh and it seems totally right.

Wow! That was 26 years ago now .... I am feeling old - err.. vintage :p

Jepp! Here too (Germany that is)

-2005530516 ( 0x8876086C ) is D3DERR_INVALIDCALL Are you having any other Application running (screencapture for example) that might also try to use the Graphics-Hardware? Please look further up (in the log) to find whether D3D9Client compains about any feature your Graphic-Card (or driver) is...

I would pronounce him like /bʊtʃ/ (IPA - International Phonetic Alphabet), but to be sure one has to ask him himself ;) dictionary.cambridge.org

Addendum: Just add this line at the end of the script and it will close: exit 0 So "the complete" Script looks like this: The lines starting with "rem" are just comments. Just to remind me what exactly this script is good for ;) These line do nothing (noops) and can be omitted - it's just...

Yes it is! Dont' worry. That is just the cmd shell that is still open. I might improve the (shell-)script so that this "atrifact" will close itself too, but I'll have to think about how ;) You see: This is working, but far from being perfect ;) The last tiny bits are the hardest. That's what...

Hi, no need to be sorry - let's try to answer your questions: The folder where Orbiter_ng.exe and Orbiter.exe are located. No, the (.bat) Script is "location agnostic". As long as it is located where Orbiter_ng.exe and Orbiter.exe are located, it should work everywhere. No. Just run (double...

...looks a lot like a thing a movie director would immagine for a mars scene! (y) The altimeter reading on the landig however seemed to be a "bit off". Still impressive however!

Like this (StartOrbiter.bat to be located in Orbiter-Root Folder): @echo off if exist "Modules\Server\Config" ( rmdir /S /Q "Modules\Server\Config" ) xcopy "Config" "Modules\Server\Config\" /S /E /Q Orbiter_ng.exe

A "work.around-work-around" to keep the Config folders in sync, would be to create a simple batch file, that first deletes the Modules\Server\Config directory, then makes a full copy from \Config to Modules\Server\Config and then starts Orbiter. Thus the Config folders are in sync (assuming you...

Oh by the way: Is your external drive maybe not an NTFS formatted filesystem? FAT32 for example can not handle junctions / links.

Hi, that you can not create the symbolic link on your external drive is strange. To investigate this I would have to re-create the issue here, but I have to find an external drive for this ;) In the meantime here's how you create the symbolic link manually: open a command promt and navigate...

Either my eyesight is getting worse and worse, or Orbiter space screenshots are getting better and better (y) Several years ago, I would have saved them as "original" 😍