failed interface text file

[Sean_lee]

thiught i would just throw this one out there{see driver save/kick out}
? 0:02.1 : InterfaceTextDB> failed to load compiled interfacetext file
? 0:06.5 : Failed to enable LFH for heap 0.
? 0:06.5 : Failed to enable LFH for heap 1.
? 0:06.5 : Failed to enable LFH for heap 2.
? 0:06.5 : Failed to enable LFH for heap 3.
? 0:06.5 : Failed to enable LFH for heap 4.
? 0:06.5 : Failed to enable LFH for heap 5.
? 0:06.5 : Failed to enable LFH for heap 6.
? 0:06.5 : Failed to enable LFH for heap 7.
? 0:06.5 : Failed to enable LFH for heap 8.
? 0:06.5 : Failed to enable LFH for heap 9.
? 0:06.5 : Failed to enable LFH for heap 10.
? 0:06.5 : Failed to enable LFH for heap 14.

anybody got any idea///?????

 

[JCitron]

Nice one, Sean. ??? Got no clue except for this line, which is normal:

? 0:02.1 : InterfaceTextDB> failed to load compiled interfacetext file <<--- This is language dependent, depending upon which version of Trainz you have.

The others to me look like either a content error. Check the Jetlog.txt file and see if that's got anything listed? Or perhaps you need to run a DB repair on your assets.

John

 

[Sean_lee]

that is a jetlog file and have done all the DB repairs i can think of , deleted all content with faulty icons{that hurts} although some worked ok can always download again. what happens in driver is at a certain point of my route it kicks me out. see driversave/kick out posting. looks like a re-install coming up very soon. 2010trains build 42203. this is getting desperate 12 months of work going %$#@#%$^%^&^%$% cheers anyhow, anybody got any other idea.

 

[PEV]

Last time I had a similar problem, it was caused by rogue spline objects. To find them, turn off ground texturing in surveyor and look for spline objects that are way too long or underground or stick out miles from the edge of baseboads. Deleting was a bit tricky but the outcome was good.

Spline objects are roads, fences, bridges, hedges, or even track...

 

[Sean_lee]

ok will go looking for rouge splines in affected area.