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Make sure you copy the userdata folder to another location first. This gives you a backup to work with, in case a problem arises. I would suggest you also uninstall trainz, too. This will rule out any problems with upgrade and patch. Once that is done, reboot, then install JUST TRAINZ, no add on or content yet. Reboot, then apply SP1 to trainz. After it finishes, reboot, then apply the patch. Again this guarantees a clean updated version of trainz. After that completes, reboot, and go to Windows Explorer. At this point, do not, I repeat, do not launch trainz yet. If you do, it will have a bunch of database processes running, and we don't want that just yet. So, now you go to the newly installed trainz directory, move the new userdata folder to another location. Now for the best part: move your original userdata folder back to the location where you just removed the new one. Okay, now reboot, launch trainz, select content manager, see if your content is there. It should be. You might need a Quick Database Repair, or not. Try and see if your routes and train vehicles are showing up, even look in railyard or surveyer. If it is not throwing up errors, try launching a session. Now, keep in mind, the most common error will be on the old content not having thumbnails mapped correctly. You have a couple of options. One, you can go in content manager and edit them to use the proper thumbnail. I prefer the second option, which works fine. You could just edit in content manager the following way, which results in just a yellow ! warning, and that works fine: edit in content manager the thumbnail container, you will see a "0" with the improper mapping, or possibly no thumbnail container; what I found works is if you have an empty thumbnail container, without the "0" item. The rules set in place by the SP1 looks for a thumbnail that is mapped or an empty container, one gives you an error if not mapped right, the other does not. Good luck with this. You should consider teamviewer.com or WebEx, for remote assistance if you have any need for help.
Paul :wave:
Make sure you copy the userdata folder to another location first. This gives you a backup to work with, in case a problem arises. I would suggest you also uninstall trainz, too. This will rule out any problems with upgrade and patch. Once that is done, reboot, then install JUST TRAINZ, no add on or content yet. Reboot, then apply SP1 to trainz. After it finishes, reboot, then apply the patch. Again this guarantees a clean updated version of trainz. After that completes, reboot, and go to Windows Explorer. At this point, do not, I repeat, do not launch trainz yet. If you do, it will have a bunch of database processes running, and we don't want that just yet. So, now you go to the newly installed trainz directory, move the new userdata folder to another location. Now for the best part: move your original userdata folder back to the location where you just removed the new one. Okay, now reboot, launch trainz, select content manager, see if your content is there. It should be. You might need a Quick Database Repair, or not. Try and see if your routes and train vehicles are showing up, even look in railyard or surveyer. If it is not throwing up errors, try launching a session. Now, keep in mind, the most common error will be on the old content not having thumbnails mapped correctly. You have a couple of options. One, you can go in content manager and edit them to use the proper thumbnail. I prefer the second option, which works fine. You could just edit in content manager the following way, which results in just a yellow ! warning, and that works fine: edit in content manager the thumbnail container, you will see a "0" with the improper mapping, or possibly no thumbnail container; what I found works is if you have an empty thumbnail container, without the "0" item. The rules set in place by the SP1 looks for a thumbnail that is mapped or an empty container, one gives you an error if not mapped right, the other does not. Good luck with this. You should consider teamviewer.com or WebEx, for remote assistance if you have any need for help.
Paul :wave:
All this ^ is why I'm sticking with Build 49922. It's my decision. I have my Trainz working fine now. Why should I screw it up?
Cheers!
Dave
Ditto :hehe: I agree with you Dave. I'll wait a while until all them bugs are worked out. Why get frustrated, when all we need to exhibit is a little patience folks? Let's enjoy ourselves with Trainz everyday; and enjoy the fruits of: "SP1" when the time is rightAll this ^ is why I'm sticking with Build 49922. It's my decision. I have my Trainz working fine now. Why should I screw it up?
Ditto :hehe: I agree with you Dave. I'll wait a while until all them bugs are worked out. Why get frustrated, when all we need to exhibit is a little patience folks? Let's enjoy ourselves with Trainz everyday; and enjoy the fruits of: "SP1" when the time is rightIn the mean time, I be ridin' high... highballing' along the "Cotton Belt" while the rest of ya' :mop:Speaking of "bugs" I just downloaded all your new and wonderful assets Dave [as always]; including (of course), your "Bacteria" [asset! You read that right people.] :udrool: Dave you funny guy you
And folks, these "bugs" are Trainz friendly [regardless of Patch or if: "SP1" was installed] :hehe: For those of you wise enough not to install the "SP1" patch just yet... happy Railroadin' !!!
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Ditto to you too there BobI think one of the best decisions I have made since I downloaded TS12, was not to run the update. All my routes work, I don't have to fix anything, my frame rates are good, no stutters, stuff doesn't disappear, I don't have to worry what is going to happen the next time I run a session,,,,,.. Can't beat it........![]()