GSX Crash at NZMF

[C130]

Could you examine the panic crash logs for Milford Sound by Orbx please.  I get a GSX 2 crash during loading and unloading at this position.

I attach the BGLs.. One is the original with orphaned parking, so no GSX possible.  Second one is the amended BGL with parking un-orphaned.

Thanks.

I want to feature GSX 2 in a You Tube vide I am making, but the CTD spoils the effect somewhat!

Regards
David

Panic logs;

couatl v3.2 (build 4308)
panic log started on Wed Feb 26 11:57:27 2020

problem raised by addon <unknown>
Taking vehicle.cruiseSpeed: 13.4112Traceback (most recent call last):
  File ".\common\fsm.py", line 73, in executeDoFuncToCompletion
  File ".\GSX\assistanceServices\baseAssistanceVehicle.py", line 418, in do
  File ".\GSX\assistanceServices\passengerBus.py", line 190, in getLeaveRoute
IndexError: list index out of range
{'Airport': 'NZMF', 'Requested assistance services at': 'Parking 1', 'User Pos': (-44.67243749334421, 167.92356407737003, 5.84637 m, 2.84637 m, 178.38759061798436)}


Panic log #2.

couatl v3.2 (build 4308)
panic log started on Wed Feb 26 12:06:30 2020

problem raised by addon <unknown>
Taking vehicle.cruiseSpeed: 13.4112Traceback (most recent call last):
  File ".\common\fsm.py", line 73, in executeDoFuncToCompletion
  File ".\GSX\assistanceServices\baseAssistanceVehicle.py", line 418, in do
  File ".\GSX\assistanceServices\passengerBus.py", line 190, in getLeaveRoute
IndexError: list index out of range
{'Airport': 'NZMF', 'Requested assistance services at': 'Parking 1', 'User Pos': (-44.672469651092186, 167.9235410943503, 5.84378 m, 2.84378 m, 343.4794112169264)}

[virtuali]

In the first .BGL, both Parking 2 and 3 were orphaned and not linked to anything. In the 2nd one, you fixed Parking 2 but Parking 3 is still orphaned.

[C130]

In the first .BGL, both Parking 2 and 3 were orphaned and not linked to anything. In the 2nd one, you fixed Parking 2 but Parking 3 is still orphaned.

Parking 2 and 3 should be the fuel parking spots, these are left orphaned. Parking one was "un-orphaned". Thus single un-orphaned parking spot causes GSX to crash after about a minute. It's the crash that's the problem. Also the bus, the baggage cart spawn on top of one another exactly where the aircraft is parked.

So it's the reason for the crash that's the puzzle?

Are you saying that all 3 parking spots should be un-orphaned?

Thanks for replying.

[virtuali]

Parking 2 and 3 should be the fuel parking spots, these are left orphaned

No, and you did it right in the 2nd file, because you HAVE un-orphaned Parking 2, but forgot to do the same for Parking 3

Are you saying that all 3 parking spots should be un-orphaned?

Of course and, in this specific case, they must, because the scenery lacks a proper "vehicles" parking.

GSX will first try to use that for its vehicles, but if it's missing, it will use a Fuel parking and, as a last resort, it will use a normal parking but, of course, in this case, since the normal parking was the ONLY one at the airport, it couldn't possibly use the same parking as you were, so it had to use a Fuel parking, which was orphaned in this case.

[C130]

Parking 2 and 3 should be the fuel parking spots, these are left orphaned

No, and you did it right in the 2nd file, because you HAVE un-orphaned Parking 2, but forgot to do the same for Parking 3

Are you saying that all 3 parking spots should be un-orphaned?

Of course and, in this specific case, they must, because the scenery lacks a proper "vehicles" parking.

GSX will first try to use that for its vehicles, but if it's missing, it will use a Fuel parking and, as a last resort, it will use a normal parking but, of course, in this case, since the normal parking was the ONLY one at the airport, it couldn't possibly use the same parking as you were, so it had to use a Fuel parking, which was orphaned in this case.

Thanks for the information.

Attached is a bgl file that completely fixes things. GSX works perfectly with it, no crashes! The bgl adds a brand new parking spot at NZMF.

Couple of photos also attached!

Regards
David