Flight simulator not correctly initialized

[jeffeven]

Have been using and enjoying FSFK for some time now and have had no problems. Recently added MyTraffic X Professional and am now getting frustrated. I am creating a flightplan (as before) using FlightSim Commander. When I open FSX I load the plan (as before) and hit "fly now". The aircraft initializes at the correct gate at the correct airport (as before). Then I open FSFK and hit "new flight"... Instead of FSFK initializing the new flight, I get an error message that says "Flight simulator not correctly initialized. Please start a flight plan."

What am I doing wrong?? I'm doing everything just as before. The new aircraft from MyTrafficX are showing up but FSFK won't work. Also, when I open Radar Contact it immediately moves the aircraft several yards from where it had been.

Thanks in advance.

Jeff Even
Rocklin, CA, USA

[Thomas Molitor]

Which FSUIPC version are you using?

Regards

Thomas

[jeffeven]

Problem was resolved by reducing traffic intensity down to 50% or less. Thanks for the reply, Thomas.

[jeffeven]

Is there any way to get FSK to work with traffic settings set higher than 30%?

Jeff Even

[Thomas Molitor]

What are your FPS when setting traffic to 30% and above (e.g. 50%)? Currently FSFK checks on connected that FPS is higher than 1FPS and it might be that somehow FSUIPC reports a value less than that.
Could you also mail me a debug log (use the special shortcut in the windows start menu to start FSFK in debug mode). The file is saved under "Documents\FS Flight Keeper\Logs\FSFK.log".

Regards

Thomas

[jeffeven]

Hi, Thomas. FPS generally ranges between 15 and 40 regardless of my traffic settings. I notice also that when FSK gives me the error message, Radar Contact will also have a problem. It will open but move the aircraft several hundred yards from the gate. Will email debug log to you.

Jeff Even
Rocklin, Ca, USA

[Thomas Molitor]

Have you tried to connect to FS while running in debug mode? I don't see anything like that in the log.

Regards

Thomas