Has anyone else noticed this?

[avguisaxtrainz]

@neilsmith749...

Neil.. there are two ways to solve the missing <kuid2:46162:60006:9>
problem...

The long way is to delete the kuid from each of the config file.
This will take a bit of time but changing <kuid2:46162:60006:9>
to <kuid:46162:60006> will fix it. It is very likely you have
<kuid:46162:60006>

The other way is quicker. Open <kuid:46162:60006> for edit.
Copy the entire folder to a folder outside the Trainz enviroment.

Open the config file in the copied folder and change the kuid
to <kuid2:46162:60006:9. Go back to CMP and IMPORT the changed
asset. This will obsolete <kuid:46162:60006> and show the kuid as
<kuid2:46162:60006:9.

This will fix all the assets at one time.

AL

Thanks a lot, it worked perfectly!

Even better, it didn't take forever! :hehe:

 

[socalwb909]

Yes i dont have that Kuid at all perhaps you can provide it or a location

-If you have ts12, you have it
-Even if you had ts06 i bet you could pull it from there and import it into ts12.

-Joe

 

[CPman117]

-If you have ts12, you have it
-Even if you had ts06 i bet you could pull it from there and import it into ts12.

-Joe

Yes i searched all over my trainz i dont have it ive done every type of search possible

 

[neilsmith749]

Yes i searched all over my trainz i dont have it ive done every type of search possible

The original version (not the kuid2------:9) is included with TS12

 

[CPman117]

The original version (not the kuid2------:9) is included with TS12

yes i know that i dont have it at all

 

[neilsmith749]

yes i know that i dont have it at all

Well, the other option is to just delete any occurrence of that kuid in the affected cars. Remember both of them - in the product queue AND in the kuid list at the bottom.

Hope that helps.