Hey all you gentlemen and ladies!! This is my first post on the forum part of this site so please go easy on me.

I couldn't help but notice the *coughs* lack of airports in North Korea in the default FSX. I've always wanted to fly these forbidden skies. I've downloaded all the DPRK add ons and they are all right but none of them had it all. So I have decided to ATTEMPT to make a huge DPRK scenery package with all the airports in there using info from Google Earth and the sketchy info available online.

This is also my first attempt at making an original scenery. All the others have been modifications to default stuff.

I'm using Scenery Design Editor and have no problems when I'm modifying stuff. I have the first small strip made but when I hit "Compile Airport" I have this evil error message that pops up !!! Something about I'm using an unknown .bglcomp or something. Anyways, it's not working. I can't give the exact words because I'm not on my computer right now. If that would help I can try and post them later.

I have contacted the makers but there is no response so I thought ya''ll might be able to help. Thanks for any info!!!

System :

HP pavilion dv7

Windows 7 64 bit

nvidia 2 gig video card

1 terabyte hard drive.

Intel core i7 processor

17.3" screen.

That's all I know from memory. Hopefully it's enough.

Happy new year!!!!!

Yeah sorry, I meant Airport Design Editor 9X. Don't know what I was thinking with calling it Scenery Design Editor .

I am using FSX. I don't even have FS9 installed so it can't be a problem with that  .

I do have the SDK and everything installed (like I said, I can modify no problem). When I run the ADE Checker thingamajig it's all green and says it's ok to run ADE.

the exact error message is this (copying and pasting)


"ScruffyDuck Scenery Design Engine Compiling
Using UNKNOWN BglComp....


Parsing document: C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Games\Microsoft Flight Simulator X\Addon Scenery\scenery\NKDR_ADEX_MDM.xml

INTERNAL COMPILER ERROR:  #C2411: Latitude is out-of-bounds -- MUST be between -90 and 90!
INTERNAL COMPILER ERROR:  #C2031: Failed element parse <Tower>
INTERNAL COMPILER ERROR:  #C2032: XML Parse Error!  Element tree follows:

ERROR: <FSData
ERROR:      version = 9.0
ERROR: >
ERROR:      <Airport
ERROR:            country = North Korea
ERROR:            state = Kangwon
ERROR:            city = Wonsan
ERROR:            name = Kang Da Ri Airport
ERROR:            lat = 39.098225
ERROR:            lon = 127.401719444444
ERROR:            alt = 56.0F
ERROR:            magvar = 34.0999984741211
ERROR:            trafficScalar = 0.7
ERROR:            airportTestRadius = 16404.2F
ERROR:            ident = NKDR
ERROR:      >
ERROR:            <Tower
ERROR:                  lat = 999
ERROR:                  lon = -0.0003387
ERROR:                  alt = 0.0F
ERROR:            >
ERROR:
INTERNAL COMPILER ERROR:  #C2607: Compilation errors detected, compilation failed!


Parse complete!"




Hope this helps! 

Thanks guys!

Don't worry bout not getting my email. I know sometimes stuff just gets lost in Cyberspace for unknown reasons.

I thought that tower stuff might have something to do with it. The original airport doesn't have a tower (as far as I can tell)...it's just kinda a concrete strip.

I added a small tower to the strip but it still didn't fix the problem so I guess I'm confirming my theory that I have absolutely no idea what I'm doing. 

How would I try to fix this? I would imagine it is a relatively easy fix but I could be wrong (nothing new for me lol).

Any help anyone can give is very appreciated. If I ever get this huge package created I'll be happy to share it with everyone!

Thanks, that fixed the Compiling problem.

Now when I go inside FSX there is no runway there. I think what I did was I accidently put in the wrong altitude for the airport (put it in below the ground at that point). Now it's just the very long process of trial and error. Thanks for all you guys' help!!

Probably going to be a LONG time before this thing( whole package) is ready for uploading to this site...