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Hi Benny, Ahaaa, that's great I will try that. Are there any special requirements for this value, e.g. muliple of xxx or something or will just any value wthin the limit of installed RAM do? Thanks for answering. Lizz

Hi all I'm just playing around by converting some OSM files myself. e.g. I downloaded the Netherlands from the Geofabrik as they write that these files always are up to date. I installed the required Java version and the latest version of OSM2XP. While converting the OSM file for netherlands I always get the error below while converting some tiles. OSM2XP continues and even generate the scenery but using it then in X-plane causes a crash when flying. It seems to be related to the amount of required memory. I see the mem usage in OSM2XP increases near the max btw. Hope somebody can help. Regards, Lizz

Hi all I'm just playing around by converting some OSM files myself. e.g. I downloaded the Netherlands from the Geofabrik as they write that these files always are up to date. I installed the required Java version and the latest version of OSM2XP. While converting the OSM file for netherlands I always get the error below while converting some tiles. OSM2XP continues and even generate the scenery but using it then in X-plane causes a crash when flying. It seems to be related to the amount of required memory. I see the mem usage in OSM2XP increases near the max btw. Hope somebody can help. Regards, Lizz

OK I will do. Thanks for your help Jim. Regards, Lizz

After hours of flying the Corvalis it suddenly stopped working without obvious reason (nothing changed in the aircraft nor in x-plane). I have read other post here of people reporting this same phenomenon but I was unable to find a solution. I performed a complete new install of the package incl. Gizmo and the creative libraries but the plane still refuses to operate longer than a few minutes after which it switches down completely. Activating the battery switches is still possible and the aircraft lives up for a moment but the switches will nof stay on. Please help!!! Regards, Lizz

I want to make some compliments to JGX designs and X-Aviation for their excellent work on the Cessna Corvalis. I purchased this aircraft some time ago and I love to fly it. Until some time ago I was a real MSFS user, I even started building a 737 cockpit using Hardware and MSFS but never finished it 100%. Now I gave X-plane a try as I only was trying to tweak FSX for usable framerates when using the (excellent) Flight 1 citation mustang with a G1000. I became really fed up by this and decided to look further then FSX to discover new horizons. Then I purchased X-plane, installed it on my new PC and it runs with incredidable framerates and smoothness, I was heavenly impressed by this. But I admit that one have to get used to it and discover it's real potential. OK, it feels a bit empty and lonely flying around in the X-plane world but scrutinizing the internet revealed a whole world of free scenery add-ons that really brings some necessary eyecandy to the barren world of X-plane. But looking at the terrain textures, it's so nice and crisp. I showed a fellow cockpit builder (MSFS) the other night how X-planes looks and he was heavenly impressed, whishing he could reach the same results in MSFS. Now I'm flying the Coravalis and enjoying it very much and I even started to dismantle the 737 flightdeck and rebuilding it to a corvalis version. No long checlists, procedures, complicated overhead panels etc, just real flying fun with very nice visuals. I feel like I have re-discovered my early days when I was flying around the netherlands in a C172, or a Fuji in realility. I'm planning to use the FTS1000 G1000 software together with the Coravalis to setup the cockpit. Just started but already so much fun!!! Thanks. Best regards, Lizz