You dont need to worry about the strip texture bit, as the file you need isn't in the folder. it will only work if the texture file is in the folder, but yours isn't.
Sometimes even when the files are present they are not picked up for some reason and that is why PM2IM has the strip textures option to correct the error under these cicumstances.
I downloaded Fort William to Mallaig by Nawlins. I had a few problems with assets but worked through them OK. Apart from this -
Error: Unable to load primary texture 'class37_blue_split_pr2004_body/trs37main2.tga' for texture file 'class37_blue_split_pr2004_body/trs37main2.texture.txt'.
The .tga isn't present in any folders, or in other Class 37 releases by the same author (pikkabird). I know you can create a .tga, but in similar ones (main.tga) it looks like model plans and not just a colour/texture.
I take it that this is a loco you downloaded and imported into TS2009 and that the body directory contains a mixture of .texture.txt and .tga files otherwise you might have some extra work to do to fix this one using PEV's texture2tga utility.
I have checked this Class 37 in TS2010 where it is a built in asset and the Body folder does not contain a trs37main2.texture file so I would guess that the file is not needed and can be deleted. Again as before it might be safest to clone the loco and first make the changes on the clone and if everything is OK then do it on the original, although I imagine you probably have a copy of the CDP that you could use as a replacement.
Correct on all counts. It's in a session for the Fort William-Mallaig route.
I have checked this Class 37 in TS2010 where it is a built in asset and the Body folder does not contain a trs37main2.texture file so I would guess that the file is not needed and can be deleted. Again as before it might be safest to clone the loco and first make the changes on the clone and if everything is OK then do it on the original, although I imagine you probably have a copy of the CDP that you could use as a replacement.
OK, I'll give that a go tomorrow, thank you. From reading around I'm starting to get the impression that's a good way of 'fixing' problems - clone>delete>see what happens.
