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  1. Hi Pete Thanks for the quick reply, I kept investigating and think I've got it actually. A while ago I used a few symbolic links/junctions to shift some orbx scenery from my main P3d directory to another SSD to save space, (Orbx stuff seems to insist on being in the p3d directory, at least if you use the Orbx scenery app). I last ran makerunways before writing the symlinks and as I use my atc app, (proatc x) networked I only run makerunways directly from the exe every now and then. The symbolic links should be transparent to the OS and do work fine for p3d but cause the error with makerunways. Once I deleted the links and copied the scenery files back to their "real" place all works fine, no error :) So it was indeed a corruption of sorts, just a deliberate one on my part! (Note to self don't try to be clever just: (a) by a bigger SSD or (b) stop buying scenery!!) Anyway as always thank you enormously for all your hard work on FSUIPC, Widefs and make runways. I use them all, what would the simming world do with you! All the Best Matt Attwell
  2. Hi Pete, Hope you are well :) I've started getting an odd error log from the runways.txt created by makerunways.exe Started out of the blue the error lines are: ***ERROR C0000005 at 00406107: *** Access violation trying to read address 7B4C3A60 *** EAX 7B4C3A5E EBX 00000000 ECX 0B31E064 EDX 00000180 EDI 7B4C3A5E ESI 0B31DFA0 makerunways finds my scenery config fine. Do you have any guidance on what might be causing this? Any help much appreciated. All the best Matt Attwell
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