You don't need v1.0. Everything you need for Rwy12 is in V1.1. There is no texture file associated with the poles as they use pallet colors.

The problem is that in the Rwy12 program folder, the 'add_Lars_ExtraObjects.xml' has the wrong GUIDs for all of the power pole objects.

I dont' have time this evening to go through all the objects but here is one corrected GUID to try:

ebccfcfd466e3dd56ccd74b5716a8b75

Open the 'add_Lars_ExtraObjects.xml'  file in notepad and scroll down to find the obj name='Power Lines, 4 Wires, 2 Poles'.  Over write the GUID= with the one above. Be careful you don't remove any quotes or disturb any other part of the file. Place the object with Rwy12 and it should show in the sim.

I'll try to find time to post the other corrections tomorrow.

Dave

No imposition, I enjoy this kind of stuff...and have way to much free time....  

Here is the corrected xml text for all 9 power pole objects. Just replace the existing text. Copy and paste the whole block of text, including the leading spaces, as without them Rwy12 might have trouble parsing. I verified that all 9 objects display in the sim.


     <obj name="Power Lines, 3 Wires, 1 Pole"
           guid="6a45aab4440cda1df1c5d9909456161d"
           image="Lars_ExtraObjects\power_3_1_lines.bmp" />
     <obj name="Power Lines, 3 Connectors, 1 Pole"
           guid="0992da2a42705f451fdb5e86b05cbe6c"
           image="Lars_ExtraObjects\power_3_1_nolines.bmp" />
     <obj name="Power Lines, 3 Wires, 2 Poles"
           guid="345e94f243e20c8300d60e9e2ff03d71"
           image="Lars_ExtraObjects\power_3_2_lines.bmp" />
     <obj name="Power Lines, 4 Wires, 1 Pole"
           guid="8c3f11c54617ed670c23b0a365602e55"
           image="Lars_ExtraObjects\power_4_1_lines.bmp" />
     <obj name="Power Lines, 4 Connectors, 1 Pole"
           guid="789bae8042f4a7a7b706d4a1d1702438"
           image="Lars_ExtraObjects\power_4_1_nolines.bmp" />
     <obj name="Power Lines, 4 Wires, 2 Poles"
           guid="ebccfcfd466e3dd56ccd74b5716a8b75"
           image="Lars_ExtraObjects\power_4_2_lines.bmp" />
     <obj name="Power Lines, 8 Wires, 1 Pole"
           guid="8613afed47cbacfc56663fb7a52798d3"
           image="Lars_ExtraObjects\power_8_1_lines.bmp" />
     <obj name="Power Lines, 8 Connectors, 1 Pole"
           guid="f13896b84b1ba4bcc36e1ab13f391da8"
           image="Lars_ExtraObjects\power_8_1_nolines.bmp" />
     <obj name="Power Lines, 8 Wires, 2 Poles"
           guid="811fded2437c2429c2245d829f608087"
           image="Lars_ExtraObjects\power_8_2_lines.bmp" />

Just had a hunch based on experience, not expertise.... I have 2 computers running FS sims. I use(d) Rwy12 on the older one, and now Instant Scenery on the new one.  I tried placing a pole with Rwy12 and, sure enough, it didn't show. I then tried with Instant Scenery and they worked.  So I figured that...........

Rwy12 uses the model GUID from the 'add_<object_library>.xml' file to build the '<object-placement>.xml'.

Instant Scenery, on the other hand,  gets and displays the model GUID directly from the '<object_library>.bgl' in the sim. As it displays the 'live view' of the object I could associate each object with it's model GUID, and compare it to the GUID being used by Rwy12.

When the numbers didn't match I just replaced the GUID's with the correct ones.

A program you might be interested in is LOM (Library Object Manager) by Jon (Scruffyduck) Masterson. It lets you manage and create new object libraries in several formats, including Rwy12. It, along with his Library Object Viewer, will allow you the associate any library object with its model GUID.

Dave