Blackbird Sims / Milviz Forum Archive

Hello.

I am receiving an error message when the program tries to install the xmltools. I have disabled all security as suggested, but whenever it gets to this process, the error message pops up. The rest of the installation goes well, however, I was unable to load the P3D after. After I uninstalled and reinstalled I can actually get into the aircraft, but the gauges are only somewhat operable and the propellers are not spinning. There is obviously something on my end, however, I'm not sure what it is or what to do. Thank you.

Other than that, she looks and sounds great, guys. Nice work. ( order #0081276025)

If I missed a step in the support request protocol, I do aplogize.
This is from the ticket page:
Does your system meet the sim's requirements?
If you are using Prepar3d you can verify your version by going to the P3D location, right clicking on the sim1.dll and checking Properties->Details

Required build version: 1.210217
Supported Operating systems: WIN10
Supported Sim Platforms: v.5 is not supported v.4 is not supported

Please upgrade your system to meet the minimum requirements

I'm running p3D V5.1
ORBX TrueEarthFLorida
ORBX TERRA FLORA
TOGA ENVTEX and EVNSHADE

Sorry,

here is a screenshot of the error.

Do you have P3D installed in a different folder than default?

Can you please try to navigate to

C:\Program Files\Lockheed Martin\Prepar3D v5\SimObjects\Airplanes\MV_P180E\Prereq

And execute XMLToolsInstaller.exe (Right click and run as Admin)

Hi and thank you for responding. Same error when attempting to do so. Attached picture.

What is your P3D install folder?

C:\Program Files\Lockheed Martin\Prepar3D v5\

I'll ask the devs

Thank you!

You may have a corrupted dll.xml or edited it and not saved in the proper format or another addon may have done so. You could try temporarily deleting /renaming dll.xml and exe.xml and let P3D build new ones...

That did the trick, gents. Was corrupted and now it is rebuilt. XMLtools installed successfully. Thanks again!

Great to hear!