There are three times you should check the log:
- Any time your content doesn't look the way you expect. (Perhaps the error is described in more detail in the log file.
- Any time there is an error (especially the "a problem with the package X" message, which is always accompanied by details in the log).
- Right before posting your work as a last check.
The flip side of this is that if you are working on content, you need to seek out these error log messages; the alternative is to have the sim quit every time something goes wrong.
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If only X-plane 9 would spill out scenery loading messages like version 8 did.
Seeing which DSF package actually got loaded would be helpful if there is more than one custom scenery for a certain area
Can't you put this info back in the log?
Yes please bring that feature back-
it made it so much easier to find were a problem was when you ran across it on a long flight.
now you know there is a problem but have no idea were it is- with 350 scenery packages it is almost impossible to track down an error that shows up on the log when on a 6 hour flight.
It got turned off by accident...should be back in the next 902 beta (beta 3? RC1?)
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