Active airport/runway column blank

[Jamal Francis-Lewis 110995 0]

Ok, so here's my dilema.

 

I was always a user of VRC, but have been slowly transitioning to Euroscope. The problem is that the ARTCC i'm under doesn't use Euroscope as their primary client; which means that my modified POF to ESE file isn't really optimized very well. I took it upon myself to start writing my own ESE file based on the contents of the POF file and the tutorial/guide on the Euroscope wiki page.

 

 

When i open the "Active airports/runways" window, i'm presented with all the runways in the sector file, but NONE are named/labeled according to what airport they are at. Granted i haven't labeled all the runways in the sector (only the major ones i use/observe), but even those don't show up under the airport column.

 

Would anyone be able to take a look at these files and see what my issue is please? Or point me in the right direction?

http://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?file_id=67808122008477520382

 

Thanks in advance

[Eric Bocaneanu 906549 0]

Hey Jamal,

 

You need to add the airport name in the .sct as described in the manual here:

 

http://www.euroscope.hu/mediawiki/index.php?title=Quick_Start

[Jamal Francis-Lewis 110995 0]

Hey Jamal,

 

You need to add the airport name in the .sct as described in the manual here:

 

http://www.euroscope.hu/mediawiki/index.php?title=Quick_Start

 

Right, I did that for only like 4 airports in the whole list, but even those aren't labeled in the column.

[Eric Bocaneanu 906549 0]

Try not to mix it with airports that are not named. Isolate the ones you need and remove the other ones. And also avoid using the "-" dash in the name of the airport.

[Jamal Francis-Lewis 110995 0]

So perhaps move the ones needed to the top of that section and comment out all the other runways? Should I use an underscore instead or just a single plain space between the ICAO code and airport name?

[Jamal Francis-Lewis 110995 0]

Weird... Commenting out all those runways had no effect. They're still listed in the active airport/runway dialog window

[Jamal Francis-Lewis 110995 0]

SOLVED

 

For some reason when I would open the "load sector file" window, euroscope would only see the original .sct2 file and not the version I had been editing. Guess it helps to make sure its loading a file that was modified today and not a few days ago.

 

Also decided to run euroscope as an admin too.

[Eric Bocaneanu 906549 0]

The LOAD SECTOR FILE does not remove everything from the memory in regard to the old sector file. Ideally close and reopen EuroScope when testing things besides the map (like logic, sectors, runways in Active Dialog).

[Jamal Francis-Lewis 110995 0]

The LOAD SECTOR FILE does not remove everything from the memory in regard to the old sector file. Ideally close and reopen EuroScope when testing things besides the map (like logic, sectors, runways in Active Dialog).

 

Makes sense now. Because even when I restarted euroscope it would automatically load the old sector file before I could tell it to load the new one because of it autoloading the last profile/asr file used