Also, not sure if it's still of any use but the console window:
It (along with the fact that the standalone works) shows that the trouble is most probably not with your graphics drivers. Try to update them anyways, that never hurts.
Not much left to do but to write you up a version that logs every step in the loading process of the plugin to see if I can spot anything wrong. Might take a day or three, considering I'm rather busy otherwise currently.
I still strongly suspect that the device driver gets the wrong handle to draw on at creation within orbiter, but I don't quite see how that could happen and don't have any idea how to fix it yet. Do you have any residental programs or other programs in the background that have to do with graphics? like screen recording software, video players, special tasks provided by your graphics drivers etc?
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atmcompounds 7.7 8.0 17.2 902.6 36
I can't find anything right with that line :lol: I'm actually amazed it doesn't crash the galaxy map at startup!
to quote the manual:
atmcompounds (int [int float float etc] ) /This allows you to define the atmospheric composition of the planet. It looks a bit complicated, but really isn't. The first int sets the number of gases present in the atmosphere. Then follows a triplet of an int and two floats for EVERY gas. The first designates the gas itself (see apendix B for gas identifiers), the second states the amount of this gas in percent it takes up in the atmosphere, and the third is the inspired partial pressure it has in the atmosphere in milibar.
In your case, that would mean that the atmosphere consists of 7 different gases. So the first int has to be 7. Then follows an int and two floats for EACH of those gases, with the identifier, the amount and the partial pressure (for which it works fine to just enter zero if you don't wnat to bother calculating them).
this means that your line after the definition of the number of gases consists of seven triplets that look as follows:
Nitrogen is 7(identifier of nitrogen, see apendix b in the ogs doc) 82 (amount in percent) 0 (inspired partial pressure)
that makes oxygen 8 10 0
chlorine 17 5 0
aso
If I want to define the atmosphere only with those three gases, the final line would be:
Code:
atmcompounds 3 7 82 0 8 10 0 17 5 0
The line for your whole atmosphere would look like:
atmcompounds 7 7 82 0 8 10 0 17 5 0 x x 0 x x 0 x x 0 x x 0 (replace x-es with the apropriate values for gas identifiers and amount. and the zeroes with the apropriate partial pressure, if you'd like)
By the way, defining a planets ring as an asteroid belt is not a very wise thing to do. It should work technically, but the asteroids produced will be much too large for what's floating around in a ring, even too large for your average shepherd moon I think. The file looks good otherwise. It'll be nice to have a first system supporting orbiter galaxy, thank you!
Also the system i already have
made
made
. I'm just making it compatble with Orbiter Galaxy.
I know, I know. But the SDK won't help you in that. What you can do is equip your instaall with an additional config/EPP directory, put a copy of your ogs there and rename it to .epp. If you do that, anyone making an add-on using that SDK will be able to use your data.