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I have tried so many things that I cannot say exactly how I managed to reproduce the error. (Possibly using the Windows resize function.) But what I do know is that if you hover over the (in this case) DBRITE icon in the taskbar and the preview window doesn't show a picture, then Windows or most likely the game has very likely saved the information that the window should be displayed with 0 pixels width and height. This should never happen and is definitely a bug. In this case, the window is opened as intended, but then shrunk to 0x0 pixels. The only way I got out of it is that I detached a window, in my case the STRIP, which did not have the 0 pixel information saved yet. This overwrote any 0 pixel information and after that I was able to use the DBRITE on a second monitor as usual. I don't know what you can do if the 0 pixel information is stored for all windows. This is something the developer has to answer. If you hover over the icon in the taskbar and a preview image is displayed, then it is easy. Here, e.g. by pressing [Windows-Logo] + [D], the window has moved to the background and can be brought back to the foreground by clicking on the icon or the preview window.

Duly noted! 😄 LEBL and RJTT come first, but then one could definitely think about KMEM.

I do not have a date, but I know that it is very, very close to release.

Update v0.66 KLAS added Feedback and bug reports are much appreciated. Schedule Builder Website

To use the command, either edit the tower3d.rec file itself or replace it with a modified file. A modified version can be found here: If I remember correctly, the original file only contains the command "Pushback approved, expect Runway X".

Perhaps these posts will help:

Glad it works. FYI: You should be able to right click the chart and save it as PNG with transparent background.

@mjkerr Please clear your browser cache and try again. I think this is how it should work. It will look a bit weird on high resolution monitors now but since something called design is rather non-existent, it should be fine. I guess the information is more important than the looks.

Thanks a lot, I'll try to find a solution.

Hi @mjkerr, what screen resolution does your monitor have? Is it possible to send me a screenshot?

Update v0.65 Added information about the individual sliders (settings). -Click on the question mark- Added new GA option regarding callsigns. You now decide on the structure of the GA callsigns; how they are spoken. Basic framework prepared for the inclusion of retro airlines in the Schedule Builder. (The corresponding slider is already displayed, but has no function. Over the next few weeks, the code for the individual airports will be modified. As soon as all currently available airports are prepared, the retro option will be available.) Some code changes and bug fixes. (Among other things, the GA flights are now included in the evaluation of traffic volume on the valuation page.) NOTE: If you want to try the new GA Callsign option "type" with the Schedule Builder and have not yet used the text input function on the flight strips, you might want to try it now as well. Feedback and bug reports are much appreciated and possibly necessary. Schedule Builder Website

Update v0.62 KATL added Version History added With the airport selection, the slider for movements per hour is automatically set to the recommended maximum, based on a 2-hour schedule NOTE: Due to COVID-19, KATL and subsequent airport implementations are provisionally based on contents of the Real Traffic AddOn and additionaly, possibly outdated, potentially incomplete or partially inaccurate data. Feedback and bug reports are much appreciated. Schedule Builder Website

I do not know if it is true (hearsay) but FeelThere Inc. is said to be on vacation. Maybe there is no one around who can put it in the shop right now!?!

A quick search on the Microsoft website reveals that an Access Violation occurs mainly in case of a memory corruption. (This can relate to both RAM and virtual memory.) I would do the following: Make sure the RAM is not faulty, is properly connected to the motherboard, and is configured correctly (single/dual channel, volts, speeds) Make sure that Windows is up to date, as well as all drivers, especially graphics card, network and audio drivers Ensure that the virtual memory (Pagefile) is managed by Windows If the virtual memory is already managed by Windows, deactivate it temporarily for testing purposes Should this not lead to success, a deeper analysis via the forum will probably be difficult.

@FeelThere after you have looked into it and with the release of the SEA DLC the recommendation is still 32 GB RAM, there must be a reason why a player should have so much RAM. Since according to almost every computer and gaming magazine the sweet spot is 16 GB RAM for a gaming PC, it might be interesting for many players to know why you recommend so much more RAM. In my experience with the game, 32 GB of RAM is not necessary; not by a long shot.