Both Database Rebuilds Locking Up

skittlekicks

Active member
Cant problem solve this issue. After installing the Fall Harvest Nebraska I ran a rebuild of the database and also ran a prebuild. Well both locked up the game and I even tried the enhanced database rebuild and that locked up the game.

No errors reported, no faulty assets, no missing assets etc.

This also seems to be causing my latest route to lock up more frequently than it had before this DLC install.

My install is on a fully updated Linux Mint 22.2 computer with Trainz 22 PE version 132316 (Steam) updated as well.

As I write this the basic rebuild is slower than molasses in January. A day ago it was fast. Same is true with the prebuild command.

I'm now wondering if the DLCs are being corrupted with this last update? Could Trainz itself killing my SSD causing issues I'm not seeing yet? As I recently found out, Trainz 22 hits read/write cycles more severely than it did in the past.

This isn't worth a ticket because I don't ghve confidence in N3V, and frankly I trust many of you Trainzers who been around longer than I have with sound advice.

I get why many are not going to buy the next iteration of Trainz. Too much broke in 22, bugs still haven't been resolved, beta testers are ignored, and the scapegoat of small team isn't gonna fly anymore.

Am I salty? Yep. Because after more than year (yeilding over 2700 hour) of spending 80% of my time troubleshooting and researching outdated information to try and fix this broken game rather than playing is beyond unacceptable.

This is why I gave up my FCT and won't renew. I can't support laziness and failures to fix long time bugs, and the constant battle with new bugs being introduced. I do have buyers remorse, and I never thought that would happen.

Being 50 now yeah I'm a grumpy old man with a waving fist yelling at a cloud.
 
Make sure you address Linux is used in the title. If someone misses that fourth sentence, it will be missed and considered running on Windows. Might get more eyes on it that way, too. If there is a Linux thread, I would suggest posting there, too.
 
Back
Top