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Trainz looks at the redirect folder on the C drive to find a path to the data folder. As you did not move any data on your second machine, the path will not appear in the redirect folder.

No, each version of Trainz is different and saves in different ways and different build numbers. Never share a data folder with another version of Trainz.

Simple, go to your drive C and copy the build ************ folder to the external drive. Then launch the programme, select settings and install. Change the path to your new folder location.

You may have the asset installed, but is it the same version number or lower? When a route is saved, it may have a higher version number than you have installed.

You don't, the CDP would be too big. If the asset was part of a DLC package, then you would not be able to save it anyway.

That asset is not on the DLS, a similar one is. 101477 was created for the DLC package, so it is payware. You must have downloaded the route and used that asset on your route.

Because you installed it as a new install, the DLC content is not copied over from backups. The cache still has them, but shown as not installed. A DBR should remove them from the list unless you have used some of the assets in other routes.

Any new route, or if you load an existing route only, it will automatically create a new session. Routes can not work without a session being opened. 1. Check that you are working on the route layer. 2. When you select your route to open, also select view sessions and edit from there. The edit...

It has a very large commodity list and would need to have wagons that contain a partial list of those commodities. The top part of the properties shows what stock levels are, and the bottom half shows the load or unload procedure. It is just a very large MIN for store products.

Packaged routes can be found on CM if installed. Are you referring to DLC packages? If so, these can only be deleted from within your content store.

A session is linked to a route. If some slight alteration is made either by you or Trainz moves something slightly, and you only save the route, then the original session may fail because of that slight difference. I would not advise opening only the route if you have a working session for it...

This is usually a response from a VPN.

https://www.dpsimulation.org.uk/northeastengland.html

Don't know if it is still available today, but there was a GWR version at https://www.steamsoundssupreme.com/gwr-42005205-2-8-0t.html

Set up your schedule in the schedule library. In driver set-up, use copy commands from and select the schedule. You use the copy command repeatedly if you need to do the schedule more than once. The last copy command would be the schedule to return the train to its depot position.