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100 boards are a lot in one go. Don't forget that deleting boards uses memory as well, as it has to rewrite everything in the config file.

Make your tower dynamic, not static. This allows the junctions to release earlier. Only use the check tsb for exit signal in the paths.

When you select your route and then the session, how many sessions show? Quick drive may not be linked to the latest saved session.

The end sections need the block set-up like you used on the passing areas. EIT can not see a train in the end section, unlike signals, it needs to check the block to see if it is empty. This would also apply to the single track section.

It did happen, but it would put drivers in engines that you did not use for running a schedule. It meant having to remove drivers from engines that were in sheds or laid up.

Your driver setup rule comes up blank/faulty. <kuid2:438196:100023:4> is unknown. You need the use of the green EIT triggers to shorten the distance the tower can see a train. This should reduce the control of the exit paths.

Could it be the ground textures you have used. Are any of them faulty? or need updating.

The smaller grids won't make any difference to a dig hole. The dig hole is an asset that is 10 x 10. It is not available in none subscription versions for editing. The discount is for those with a lifetime FCT.

How much room is on your C drive?

When downloading from a website, it will go to the downloads folder. You need to open the Trainz launch screen and select import either content files (if CDP) or a folder. You can't download into Trainz directly from third-party websites.

When you open your edit session, you are automatically on the session layer. All your work will be on that layer. In the layers tab, you need to merge the session layer into the route layer.

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Your content-archive folder is not a CDP file.. It contains all the CDP files. You select the import CDP files and select the content-archive folder. Trainz will install all the files in the folder.

You have got it wrong. applying a rigourous rule of <kuid:12345>, then <kuid2:12345:2>, then <kuid2:12345:3>, etc, Kuid, without the 2, was how assets used to be numbered. If an update was released, a new kuid was required with an obsolete kuid in its table. When kuid2 came about, you did not...

Don't rename it, just import it to your new Trainz.