Bug Soyuz Series v1.0

[jethroo23]

In the thread "Addons working in Orbiter 2010", it says that Soyuz Series v1.0 is working... But when I downloaded it into Orbiter 2010, it works, but it does not show the launcher... Please help... I think I need MultiStage2,
Spacecraft3 and Stage.dll to make it work... Please help!

 

[Alexw95]

In the thread "Addons working in Orbiter 2010", it says that Soyuz Series v1.0 is working... But when I downloaded it into Orbiter 2010, it works, but it does not show the launcher... Please help... I think I need MultiStage2,
Spacecraft3 and Stage.dll to make it work... Please help!

check to see what it says you need that would be the problem if you dont have them download them anywase its a good thing to have

 

[jethroo23]

I already have all addons needed for all the scenarios... Gonna try again.

 

[Alexw95]

This Soyuz pack is specially build for the addon "Baikonur, LC1-pad5 for Soyuz" downloadable on this website.

you might need that for it to run

 

[Lucy]

Or, we could stop blindly firing into the darkness by doing some simple deductive diagnosis.

Orbiter's log files will tell you exactly what you're missing, at least 99% of the time. If Orbiter CTDs, the reason is written into the Orbiter.log file, as is every other piece of useful debug data, which is why it's always the first place to look if there's a problem with Orbiter.

So, for the hundredth time this week, please wander into your Orbiter folder, open the file called "Orbiter.log" in a text editor (Notepad works fine). Select all (CTRL + A), copy (CTRL+C), move to the window with this thread in it, and click in the Quick Reply box below. Paste (CTRL+V). Now, select what you just pasted into the box (highlight it with the mouse, or, with the focus on the input box, CTRL+A), and press the "Code" button on the little toolbar for the editor.

Then post the result.

 

[Alexw95]

sorry xyon i should of thought of that .. thats why im not a beta tester

 

[Lucy]

Argh. Should of? :threadjacked: [rant]

http://www.wsu.edu/~brians/errors/couldof.html

This really irks me, as a foible, even though I can totally see where it comes from. The contraction for "should have" tends to come about because, when spoken, we roll the words together, so it sounds like "should've", for example. However, saying "should've" aloud makes it sound like "should of", which then permutates the literary portion of the mind, and voilá, we're writing something which makes no sense.

The words do not combine to make anything sensible, however. "Should of" actually makes no sense in itself, as the word "of" doesn't lend itself to a definition which would allow it to follow on from "should", "could", or "would" to actually make a useful sentence. The language we write is not the same as the one we speak. Nowhere is this more evident than when typing without due care and attention.

[/rant]

:threadreturned: >.> Sorry, but it really annoys me. :/

 

[jethroo23]

Actually I dont need to... I remembered I removed a Config file and I recovered it and placed it back. And then it worked. :blink:. Nice.

---------- Post added at 09:44 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:37 PM ----------

Or, we could stop blindly firing into the darkness by doing some simple deductive diagnosis.

Orbiter's log files will tell you exactly what you're missing, at least 99% of the time. If Orbiter CTDs, the reason is written into the Orbiter.log file, as is every other piece of useful debug data, which is why it's always the first place to look if there's a problem with Orbiter.

So, for the hundredth time this week, please wander into your Orbiter folder, open the file called "Orbiter.log" in a text editor (Notepad works fine). Select all (CTRL + A), copy (CTRL+C), move to the window with this thread in it, and click in the Quick Reply box below. Paste (CTRL+V). Now, select what you just pasted into the box (highlight it with the mouse, or, with the focus on the input box, CTRL+A), and press the "Code" button on the little toolbar for the editor.

Then post the result.

you might need that for it to run

Actually I don't need to. I remembered I accidentally misplaced a config file(Which mysteriously I found on my sister's pic folder :huh: ) and didn't have time to place it in its proper place, and I was dragged to bed. So today I placed the config file and it worked. Just the SoyuzTMA scenario doesn't work as it should. Thanks for the help, though! :tiphat:

 

[N_Molson]

http://www.wsu.edu/~brians/errors/couldof.html

:rofl:

(I really understand, I flee the French forums because they are dozens of mistakes like that EVERY line and as a student teacher I can't bear it !!)