Driver Command Tr22 non fuctioning

[paperpusher]

Rule Driver Command <Kuid:-3:10057> showing as faulty in Trainz22 (ver 2.0)

I do my own programming for small personal use routes/sessions and in Trainz22 it shows up faulty and
cannot do schedules and create routes etc.

Inside in this rule and the following items show as faulty
Cmd navind error texture <kuid:401543:1501>
Cmd nav Tmark error Texture <Kuid:401543:1500>

Wonder if anything can be done to update this rule?

 

[pware]

Exactly the same rule is not showing any errors in my Trainz+/TRS22.

Try the following in CM...

1. Right Mouse Click on the rule and select Open --> Open for Editing
2. Right Mouse Click on the rule again and select Revert to Original

It sometimes resolves problems.

 

[paperpusher]

Did not work, tried to fill error problem on Helpdesk, could not find feed to enter problem data.

 

[pware]

Deleted - direct link to troubleshooter page did not work.

Try a bug report at https://n3vgames.typeform.com/to/xRdryu

 

[deighton]

Rule Driver Command <Kuid:-3:10057> showing as faulty in Trainz22 (ver 2.0)

I am using Build 122411. This just happened today. What is going on? All my routes and sessions report this error and I can not do any scheduling of commands.

 

[pware]

Rule Driver Command <Kuid:-3:10057> showing as faulty in Trainz22 (ver 2.0)

I am using Build 122411. This just happened today. What is going on? All my routes and sessions report this error and I can not do any scheduling of commands.

Same asset showing as NOT faulty in my build 122411.

Perhaps something like an unexpected shutdown or CTD has occurred?

Run a Database repair.

EDIT: If it is just the one asset that is faulty, you could try selecting it, then open the Developer menu and select Revert to Original. If that option is not selectable then the Database Repair is the next option.

 

[TomJohnson]

I'm running TRS 2019, and just recently, Driver Command (kuid:-3:10057) showed as faulty in Surveyor -- it does not function in "Edit Session". It does not show as "faulty" in CM, and it's "built in", so I can do nothing to it. There doesn't seem to be a replacement on the DLS - I don't see a "Driver Command" asset at all. There is no option to "revert" in CM or in my Developer menu, so I cannnot follow the above, and I am deeply reluctant to do a DBR - the last time I did so I lost a whole bunch of assets.
Any thoughts from the community?
Many thanks

 

[Ghost42]

If you 'open for edit' you can then 'revert to original'

 

[PhilChorusch01]

You can't revert changes!

Try doing an Advanced database rebuild!

Hold Ctrl key 'Control' then click Developer | Rebuild Database from the Trainz launcher. DO be warned that some assets may appear as faulty that wasn't faulty before, these can be deleted and redownloaded from the DLS.

Time to get your basketball out from the shed and let the database rebuild, it will take 'AWHILE'...
Hopefully, this will resolve the issue

 

[JCitron]

I'm running TRS 2019, and just recently, Driver Command (kuid:-3:10057) showed as faulty in Surveyor -- it does not function in "Edit Session". It does not show as "faulty" in CM, and it's "built in", so I can do nothing to it. There doesn't seem to be a replacement on the DLS - I don't see a "Driver Command" asset at all. There is no option to "revert" in CM or in my Developer menu, so I cannnot follow the above, and I am deeply reluctant to do a DBR - the last time I did so I lost a whole bunch of assets.
Any thoughts from the community?
Many thanks

If the above advice doesn't work, you may need to reinstall the program. I ran into this issue a while ago and no matter what I did, including a database repair and the extended database repair, could solve the problem.

 

[TomJohnson]

Thanks everyone -- looks like a re-install is in my future, fingers crossed.