Well it looks like you may be in for a dose of good news, Kev.

I did a search a found a couple of entries on that exact failure code which said that it was caused by a corrupt fsuipc lib.
Try de-installing it, then see if the crash happens, and then re-instaling it to see if that fixes it.

Carl, OK then you should get callsigns for aircraft that you have added vcpmods for. if you could give us an example of a particular aircraft that has this problem. Now as we know its FS9 then if the updates have been done then you should be getting some callsigns. The only reason that I can current...

Hi David, I have a feeling that there are a couple of obstacles, but somebody with more detailed knowledge on the subject may be able to provide concrete answers. I think that a TNG leg following a TNG leg can cause unpredictable results. I also thing that there is a max height restriction on the he...

Hi Pixy,
As Dan said we don't do requests purely because it can get ugly. The bottom line is if there is a proper AI model of a type than we can use then its a possibility. If there is no model available then its less of a possibility.

I hope that makes sense.

When I started messing around with effects, I was getting crashes which I eventually narrowed down to flyable effects that were being used on AI aircraft and were not compatible. You would get Runtime Error R6025 - pure virtual function call, this would show up in a requestor as well as in your even...

Carl,
Is this a problem with FS9 or FSX?

Kev,
Do you get a runtime error requestor up before it crashes? If so whats the error?
I think I may know the answer, depending upon what you answer.

It sounds like you may be making the same mistake that I made the first time I used EVP, which is to import the new VCPMODS but not update the Voicepack, as per MAIW Docs. If you import, then save, without updating then EVP will know about the VCPMODs but not actually use them. Can you confirm that ...

Dale, there is a plan afoot to do the Dead Sparrows separately. Oh and before you ask no we haven't done the T2s yet .

Ah thanks for that, Greg.

So it appears that we have changed it since my day. hardly surprising really I suppose.

So is NATO Standard still white with two sugars then?

Sorry, Carl, I don't understand what you mean?
You have installed EVP, and added the VCPMODs that we have done previously and they don't work, or is it something else?

I don't know about the Army, but in the RAF Zulu was GMT, Alpha was local time at originating/departure point and Bravo was local time at destination point.

Of course it could have changed in the last twenty years.

Commiserations, Kev.

Its understandable that you have to do what you have to do. I hope that you are able to stay attached, if not I hope that things improve soon and are able to get reattached.

Maybe the question should be what did you have stuffed up your nose that day?
It just might have been an aroma sensor brain interface issue.

That's useful to know, I have spotted though that they are not both the same colours, the inner grey is definitely bluer than the ADVs, at least on the pics seen of the first one.

I think that at the moment its just too early to say for sure. The likelihood is that they would have just one scheme though.

On behalf of the staff and anybody that has contributed over the years, I thank you.
Its much appreciated.

Yep but wait until the next Ice Age hits, all this will be the least of our problems.

Looking on the bright side if WWIII starts I think my concerns over finding a job will not be an issue any more.

sprocky wrote:The world would think we prepare for a next war

Aha, so you admit that there will be a next one then!

As the title bar says its AI Flight Planner, normally shortened to AIFP. Incidentally one of its nice features is that it tells you when there is a new version and downloads it for you, in a safe mode.