New to this forum so bear with me. I've done some searching but could not see my particular problem.
When saving a route using the "Save as.." option I inadvertently didn't save a session associated with the route. I then did a a reasonable amount of work on the new copy of the route before discovering one of my sessions was missing. The session itself is still available in the previous copy of the route.
So, my question is, can I import a session from one route to another? Obviously if the routes are different then that wouldn't make sense but if the routes are fundamentally the same then I cannot see why it wouldn't work. However I cannot find any useful information in any of the Trainz doco.
I solved my problem by merging the two versions of the route and copying the edited section of the new copy to the old, and then deleting the duplicate route. This took a long time and at times I wondered if it would have been easier to re-create the session by hand.
I've been working on this route on and off for a while. It probably started in TS2004, then TS2006 and currently TS2009. Its also migrated across a number of PCs and Windows versions. Currently its running under Windows 7 (64 bit).
Paul
When saving a route using the "Save as.." option I inadvertently didn't save a session associated with the route. I then did a a reasonable amount of work on the new copy of the route before discovering one of my sessions was missing. The session itself is still available in the previous copy of the route.
So, my question is, can I import a session from one route to another? Obviously if the routes are different then that wouldn't make sense but if the routes are fundamentally the same then I cannot see why it wouldn't work. However I cannot find any useful information in any of the Trainz doco.
I solved my problem by merging the two versions of the route and copying the edited section of the new copy to the old, and then deleting the duplicate route. This took a long time and at times I wondered if it would have been easier to re-create the session by hand.
I've been working on this route on and off for a while. It probably started in TS2004, then TS2006 and currently TS2009. Its also migrated across a number of PCs and Windows versions. Currently its running under Windows 7 (64 bit).
Paul
