Space Shuttle Ultra 4.0 PRESS TO MECO
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GLS
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That was my idea too, wait until the weekend to deal with any major complaints about 4.0, and then merge the beta branch with the trunk, thus moving the "main development line" to Orbiter 2016.
So, I'll start creating the 4.0 tag for posterity and then I'll pull back the curtains...
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Uploaded!!! https://sourceforge.net/projects/shuttleultra/files/shuttleultra/4.0/SSU_v4.0r2550.zip/download
Adding the link to OH now. How can I set the "Looking for the latest version?" link in SF?
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Houston, we have a problem!
So I was updating the beta branch with the latest trunk and noticed there are some artifacts on the main gear doors.... once the gear is deployed it becomes obvious what the problem is: the main gear wheel wells aren't showing... :facepalm:
One order of SSU 4.1 coming right up. :shifty:
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ERROR: Could not load vessel module...
Gentlemen,
i am awfully sorry to disturb the ongoing discussion with a rookie question like this:
SSU is such a great add-on. Unfortunetly since SSU 3.0 i always get these error messages below when trying to start SSU on a clean Orbiter2010.zip install. I have complied to all steps outlined in the Readme.txt - OrbiterSound, HiRes KSC, Vandenberg and Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2013 are installed. My System runs on Windows 10.
I have no clue what I´m missing. Please help!!!
Thank you very much for your answers!
Best regards,
Rick
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>>> ERROR: Could not load vessel module: SSU_Pad
>>> [Vessel::LoadModule | .\Vessel.cpp | 5442]
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>>> ERROR: Could not load vessel module: SSU_LCC
>>> [Vessel::LoadModule | .\Vessel.cpp | 5442]
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>>> ERROR: Could not load vessel module: SpaceShuttleUltra
>>> [Vessel::LoadModule | .\Vessel.cpp | 5442]
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>>> ERROR: Could not load vessel module: SSU_Tank
>>> [Vessel::LoadModule | .\Vessel.cpp | 5442]
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>>> ERROR: Could not load vessel module: SSU_SRB
>>> [Vessel::LoadModule | .\Vessel.cpp | 5442]
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>>> ERROR: Could not load vessel module: SSU_SRB
>>> [Vessel::LoadModule | .\Vessel.cpp | 5442]
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Gentlemen,
i am awfully sorry to disturb the ongoing discussion with a rookie question like this:
SSU is such a great add-on. Unfortunetly since SSU 3.0 i always get these error messages below when trying to start SSU on a clean Orbiter2010.zip install. I have complied to all steps outlined in the Readme.txt - OrbiterSound, HiRes KSC, Vandenberg and Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2013 are installed. My System runs on Windows 10.
I have no clue what I´m missing. Please help!!!
Thank you very much for your answers!
Best regards,
Rick
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>>> ERROR: Could not load vessel module: SSU_Pad
>>> [Vessel::LoadModule | .\Vessel.cpp | 5442]
---------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------------------------------
>>> ERROR: Could not load vessel module: SSU_LCC
>>> [Vessel::LoadModule | .\Vessel.cpp | 5442]
---------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------------------------------
>>> ERROR: Could not load vessel module: SpaceShuttleUltra
>>> [Vessel::LoadModule | .\Vessel.cpp | 5442]
---------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------------------------------
>>> ERROR: Could not load vessel module: SSU_Tank
>>> [Vessel::LoadModule | .\Vessel.cpp | 5442]
---------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------------------------------
>>> ERROR: Could not load vessel module: SSU_SRB
>>> [Vessel::LoadModule | .\Vessel.cpp | 5442]
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>>> ERROR: Could not load vessel module: SSU_SRB
>>> [Vessel::LoadModule | .\Vessel.cpp | 5442]
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GLS
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Can you check the Modules directory to see if you have the SpaceShuttleUltra.dll file (and the others in the list above as well)? And also the Config/Vessels folder for the SpaceShuttleUltra.cfg, etc.
@gls: Thank you for your quick reply, Sir! I just checked - everything is in place. All required files are in Config/Vessels and Modules folder.
Doug Beachy said some years ago to the same problem:
"Regarding the CTD, that means that Orbiter could not load C:\Orbiter\Modules\MG_Atlantis.dll: double-check that the file exists.
Regarding the build error, check your C++ project settings and ensure that the following directory is in your 'path to include files' setting:
C:\Orbiter\Orbitersdk\include. You will also want to make sure that you add 'C:\Orbiter\Orbitersdk\lib' to your libraries path as well. Finally, you will need to link with orbiter.lib and Orbitersdk.lib as well. If you don't, you will get a bunch of 'unresolved external' error messages when you try to link."
I checked the first like you suggested, too, Sir.
But i don´t know what Mr. Beachy means with "path to include files" and "libraries path".
Could this be the problem i´m facing?
Thanks for answering!!!
Doug Beachy said some years ago to the same problem:
"Regarding the CTD, that means that Orbiter could not load C:\Orbiter\Modules\MG_Atlantis.dll: double-check that the file exists.
Regarding the build error, check your C++ project settings and ensure that the following directory is in your 'path to include files' setting:
C:\Orbiter\Orbitersdk\include. You will also want to make sure that you add 'C:\Orbiter\Orbitersdk\lib' to your libraries path as well. Finally, you will need to link with orbiter.lib and Orbitersdk.lib as well. If you don't, you will get a bunch of 'unresolved external' error messages when you try to link."
I checked the first like you suggested, too, Sir.
But i don´t know what Mr. Beachy means with "path to include files" and "libraries path".
Could this be the problem i´m facing?
Thanks for answering!!!
GLS
Well-known member
OK, there are 2 separate things here: running SSU, and compiling SSU (which you won't need if you downloaded the released zip).
Focusing on the "running" side of things, do other Orbiter scenarios work? (DG, Shuttle-A, etc)
Oh, i see. Thank you, Sir!
I just want to run SSU not to compile it.
I just checked some other standard scenarios comming with Orbiter 2010: DG, Atlantis, Shuttle-A - everything works fine.
To check SSU 4.0 i have created a new folder with just Orbiter 2010, Orbiter Sound 4.0, Vandenberg and HiRes KSC installed. And i have Orbiter 2010 installed from the Zip-Version not the MSI-Version.
I just want to run SSU not to compile it.
I just checked some other standard scenarios comming with Orbiter 2010: DG, Atlantis, Shuttle-A - everything works fine.
To check SSU 4.0 i have created a new folder with just Orbiter 2010, Orbiter Sound 4.0, Vandenberg and HiRes KSC installed. And i have Orbiter 2010 installed from the Zip-Version not the MSI-Version.
GLS
Well-known member
Could you install the Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2010? If the files are in the correct place, then it's a "compatibility" issue between Orbiter and SSU, but it runs here on W7 so it's either missing VC++ stuff or something on W10...
For some... unknown... reason only the SSU modules are not loading....
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I have not seen your reply - yes i try reinstalling VC++ 2010 right now...
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I can´t install VC++ 2010 - the installer respond that there is a newer version of VC++ 2010 installed.
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I just checked the "Windows Control Panel - Programs":
Microsoft Visual C++ 2005, 2008, 2010, 2012, 2013 and 2015 are installed, both for 32bit and 64 bit.
So the requirements should be met and it seems to be a Windows 10 64 bit problem...
Anyway, thank you very much for your help, Sir.
Regards,
Rick
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I have not seen your reply - yes i try reinstalling VC++ 2010 right now...
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I can´t install VC++ 2010 - the installer respond that there is a newer version of VC++ 2010 installed.
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I just checked the "Windows Control Panel - Programs":
Microsoft Visual C++ 2005, 2008, 2010, 2012, 2013 and 2015 are installed, both for 32bit and 64 bit.
So the requirements should be met and it seems to be a Windows 10 64 bit problem...
Anyway, thank you very much for your help, Sir.
Regards,
Rick
GLS
Well-known member
Yeah forget that, there shouldn't be any dependency on VC++ 2010 anyway.
You said that you have these problems since SSU 3.0? Was that also on W10?
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Could you run Orbiter under a compatibility mode? I don't know for sure how it is on W10, but it should be in the orbiter.exe properties, compatibility, and then choose W7 maybe... :shrug:
Even if i can´t run SSU 4.0 - soley from the manual it seems to be an incredible add-on. I´m so sorry that i can not use it but i keep flying SSU 2.0 which is great, too. But SSU 4.0 is surely a quantum leap...
Thank you and the whole developer team for your super excellent work!!!
Have some nice, quiet and contemplative christmas days...
Best regards,
Rick
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I just tried running compability mode for Windows 7 and Windows XP SP2 and SP3. I tried to run as admin and not as admin. No luck.
Yes, the problems started with SSU 3.0 and Windows 10 - but on the other hand i can´t remember having run SSU 3.0 on Windows 7 ever. The latest version i have seen running was SSU 2.0.
Thank you and the whole developer team for your super excellent work!!!
Have some nice, quiet and contemplative christmas days...
Best regards,
Rick
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I just tried running compability mode for Windows 7 and Windows XP SP2 and SP3. I tried to run as admin and not as admin. No luck.
Yes, the problems started with SSU 3.0 and Windows 10 - but on the other hand i can´t remember having run SSU 3.0 on Windows 7 ever. The latest version i have seen running was SSU 2.0.
Do you have this: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=40784 ?
GLS
Well-known member
The doors seem like they are sunk in a bit, and on the port side the forward end of the wheel well doesn't meet the bottom of the orbiter.
Also, is there anything anyone wants to try on the compiler for 4.1? All the projects compile with the non-debug libraries on the Release config, and there are no "special" dependencies other than MSVCR120.DLL and MSVCP120.DLL, so I don't see much to try... :shrug:
Cougar: Try this and report back what dependencies are missing: http://www.dependencywalker.com/
@DaveS, GLS and Urwumpe: I thank you all so much for spending your precious time to solve my problem. I know, you have lot´s of things to do to move on with the SSU program. And i don´t won´t to disturb your conversations on the forum any longer. I really appreciate big time that you have been taking the time to help me out with my problem.
Each and every SSU-Module i have checked with the Dependency Walker throws out a lot of cryptical error messages, like e.g.:
Error: At least one required implicit or forwarded dependency was not found.
Error: At least one module has an unresolved import due to a missing export function in an implicitly dependent module.
Error: Modules with different CPU types were found.
Warning: At least one delay-load dependency module was not found.
Warning: At least one module has an unresolved import due to a missing export function in a delay-load dependent module.
I think searching for "THE ERROR" will be not possible.
Either my VC++ Runtimes are corrupted or it´s a Windows 10 64 bit issue.
Anyway, it seems to be a problem with my computer setup...
The only remarkable thing is that all other add-ons, like NASSP7, AMSO, DG IV, UCGO, UMMU, Falcon and Dragon, Velcro, Korouo, Antares, XR-Fleet, Project Gemini, Project Mercury, Project X-15, Shuttle Fleet 4.8R2, Vostok, R7, Soyuz, ... SSU seems to be the only add-on not running on my machine...
It´s such a big, big, big pitty...
Anyway, Gentlemen, it has been an honor and a privileg talking to you.
Thank you all for spending your precious time trying to help me!!!
Regards
Rick
Each and every SSU-Module i have checked with the Dependency Walker throws out a lot of cryptical error messages, like e.g.:
Error: At least one required implicit or forwarded dependency was not found.
Error: At least one module has an unresolved import due to a missing export function in an implicitly dependent module.
Error: Modules with different CPU types were found.
Warning: At least one delay-load dependency module was not found.
Warning: At least one module has an unresolved import due to a missing export function in a delay-load dependent module.
I think searching for "THE ERROR" will be not possible.
Either my VC++ Runtimes are corrupted or it´s a Windows 10 64 bit issue.
Anyway, it seems to be a problem with my computer setup...
The only remarkable thing is that all other add-ons, like NASSP7, AMSO, DG IV, UCGO, UMMU, Falcon and Dragon, Velcro, Korouo, Antares, XR-Fleet, Project Gemini, Project Mercury, Project X-15, Shuttle Fleet 4.8R2, Vostok, R7, Soyuz, ... SSU seems to be the only add-on not running on my machine...
It´s such a big, big, big pitty...
Anyway, Gentlemen, it has been an honor and a privileg talking to you.
Thank you all for spending your precious time trying to help me!!!
Regards
Rick
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