LilB's 40ft boxcars

[gg14835]

I noticed that LilB's 40ft boxcars that I have now appear to be faulty. I got the boxcars from the site that used to have them (the name has slipped my mind) before the files were moved to jointed rail. I tried downloading the versions from jointed rail and they seemed to work but they only had a few of the road names I had originally downloaded. The error that comes up in content manager says "unable to link complied script class". Does anyone know how to fix this error or where to find updated versions of the rest of LilB's 40ft boxcars?

 

[KingConrail76]

Did you download the new scripts/sounds from JR as well?

Only other thing I can think is to copy the .gs file from the new ones and paste it in to the old ones.

 

[Ricke82]

I’ve not had this error with lilb’s assets, but with other content I can clear the error by opening the asset for edit and then (1) reverting it or (2) committing it.

 

[lilb]

I noticed that LilB's 40ft boxcars that I have now appear to be faulty. I got the boxcars from the site that used to have them (the name has slipped my mind) before the files were moved to jointed rail. I tried downloading the versions from jointed rail and they seemed to work but they only had a few of the road names I had originally downloaded. The error that comes up in content manager says "unable to link complied script class". Does anyone know how to fix this error or where to find updated versions of the rest of LilB's 40ft boxcars?

Hi,

You will need to install the new boxcars from Jointed Rail, as the old ones from rrmods will no longer work. You can find the latest script and sound libraries on the DLS.

If you are still having problems with the error "Unable to link compiled script class" you may need to delete the script cache files in \UserData\cache\libraries. But only do that if after installing the new versions, they do not work.

Also please note that not all the roadnames that were available before, as they were not all skinned by me. There are a considerable amount of new roadnames available at Jointed Rail, with even more in the works.

Brian