Config File

[danny5]

I just added a screen shot to a session and i get this massage=
( unable to commit changes to asset <kiud2:105915:100513:1> as the file contains the wrong KUID )

kind "profile"
username "USA-CSX 3"
description
{
{
0
image "thumbnail.jpg"
width 240
height 180
}
}
map-kuid <kuid2:105915:100513:1>
category-region "00"
category-era "2010s"
category-class "YP"
trainz-build 3.6

kuid-table
{
0 <kuid2:105915:100513:1>
1 <kuid:-16:10212>
2 <kuid:-16:2025>
3 <kuid:-101:10101>
4 <kuid:75805:70011>
5 <kuid:-101:10102>
6 <kuid:-3:10229>
7 <kuid2:68787:1441:3>
8 <kuid2:68787:22124:2>
9 <kuid2:68787:1461:3>
10 <kuid:-101:10103>
11 <kuid:-101:10111>
12 <kuid2:68787:1444:3>
13 <kuid:-3:10221>
14 <kuid:-16:10129>
15 <kuid:-3:10223>
16 <kuid2:68787:1445:3>
17 <kuid2:68787:1446:3>
18 <kuid2:68787:1454:3>
19 <kuid2:68787:1442:3>
20 <kuid:-3:10225>
21 <kuid:-101:10104>
22 <kuid:-16:1140>
23 <kuid:-3:10057>
24 <kuid:-3:10058>
25 <kuid:-3:10149>
26 <kuid:-3:10209>
27 <kuid:-3:10076>
28 <kuid:-3:10077>
29 <kuid:-3:10081>
30 <kuid:66277:80000>
31 <kuid:66277:80005>
32 <kuid2:147570:80008:1>
33 <kuid:-3:10083>
34 <kuid:71155:60010>
35 <kuid:478639:1058>
36 <kuid:-3:10090>
37 <kuid2:60850:89003:1>
38 <kuid:401543:1184>
39 <kuid:401543:1180>
40 <kuid2:61392:1070:1>
41 <kuid:447264:1045>
}

string-table
{
coal_mine_sw "Coal Mine SW"

Now i have tried changing the kuid #s didn't help,to where i used the route kuid as map-kuid.
What do i need to do to fix this???
Thanks Danny5

 

[shaneturner12]

Is that the full config.txt?

Somewhere in there there should be a line reading like this:

kuid <kuid:xxxxx:xxxxx>

or

kuid <kuid2:xxxxx:xxxxx>

Note that the KUID for the map and the KUID for the session must be different. (It looks like the session config.txt you are currently dealing with)

Shane

 

[danny5]

fig File

Shane, i changed the map kuid to the the route kuid didn't make a difference got the same massage.
The config file is the one that i just got done adding the thumbnail to.
did the changes after i got the massage.

 

[shaneturner12]

There will be 2 references in a session file: kuid and map-kuid.

map-kuid must be the kuid for the route the session is associated with.

kuid, on the other hand, must be a different kuid from the map kuid.

NOTE: If you change the kuid tag, you must move that particular asset's folder to somewhere like the Desktop, then reimport it from that folder.

Shane

 

[danny5]

I don't understand why just adding a thumbnail code would change the map kuid.
Now when i changed it to the right kuid i still get the same error.
I also don't understand about the asset folder? in this case would it be the session folder, and where would i fine that?

 

[shaneturner12]

It shouldn't adjust the KUID, but strange things happen.

The asset folder is the one that appears when you open the asset for edit in Explorer, usually in the editing folder. Copy the files out of that folder, into a new folder, then you can revert the asset, followed by a re-import from the new folder.

Shane

 

[clam1952]

Check your spelling...........

Everything after spelling mistake is being misread. You also need a sufix for the image file as in .jpg.

 

[shaneturner12]

Is it my spelling, or the OP's spelling you are referring to?

Shane

 

[danny5]

Unable to commit changes to asset <kiud2:105915:100513:1> as the file contains the wrong KUID
What dose this mean??
Wrong kuid where?
Why can't i just add the right kuid where it needs to be in the config file?

 

[WindWalkr]

Unable to commit changes to asset <kiud2:105915:100513:1> as the file contains the wrong KUID
What dose this mean??

It means that you've done the following:

* "Open for editing" in Content Manager.
* Modified the config.txt file's top-level "KUID <...>" line. You may have done this by editing the config.txt file, by overwriting the config.txt file completely, or by renaming the editing folders.
* "Commit" in Content Manager.

Content Manager remembers which assets is open for editing in each editing folder, and you're not allowed to change that. To fix the problem, make sure that you have a copy of any changes that you're trying to make, then use "Revert Edits" in Content Manager and start again. This time around, don't modify the "KUID <...>" line.

kind regards,

chris

 

[martinvk]

...
description
{
{
0
image "thumbnail.jpg"
width 240
height 180
}
}
...

What is this supposed to be?


Looks like you're missing the tag thumbnails

try:
thumbnails
{
0
{
image "thumbnail.jpg"
width 240
height 180
}
}

Did you let CCP have a look at the file? It is pretty good in checking to make sure all the parts are correctly written, especially after adding something by hand.