Release Assertions -127542

[kmver]

Don't know how this happened but trying to get back to my trainz plus 22 . If i run this once a month thats a lot. I keep Trainz just to support nv3. If this keeps up I'am done in Feb 2025

 

[pware]

Don't know how this happened

Build 127542 is a BETA version (i.e. a test version) of the next Trainz Plus release. Assertion messages are part of the beta testing process.

The last Trainz Plus retail release (non-beta with no assertion messages) is build 126280 if you have the Windows (not Mac or Steam) release.

I can only assume that you accidentally installed the beta version instead or you were a beta tester and did not turn your beta update stream setting off after the last retail update..

 

[pware]

As for getting back to the retail release there are two options

1. ignore the assertion messages (there is a button to click to turn them off) until the next retail version is released - possibly before christmas then disable the Beta Stream setting in Trainz Settings
2. uninstall Trainz Plus and then, from the MyTrainz link above, navigate to the Digital Downloads and reinstall the retail version of Trainz Plus.

 

[kmver]

Thank You what will happen to all the purchases i made. I do have a data drive backup.

 

[pware]

Purchases from the DLC will always be available for you to download and install without any additional payment (except for the download time and your ISP charges).

In Option 2 from my list you will need to download and reinstall all DLC and and DLS items if you don't have a user data folder backup. If you do have the backup then you will need to copy the backup into the new user data folder (it will not have the same name as your original).

Personally, I would use Option 1 from my list above as it would involve the least work with no reinstalls needed. Just click the "Ignore Assertions and Continue" button (or whatever it is called) when the first Assertion message appears, You may get another beta update before the next retail version is released (which you will also get).

When the label "Release Assertions" disappears from the bottom left of the Launcher you will have the retail release. Then use the following steps:-

1. go into Trainz Settings
2. select the Install tab and the Change Trainz Update Stream link
3. select Next and Next again
4. select Change Stream
5. the Path Stream dialogue box should show Trainz Plus Beta, from the drop down box select Trainz Plus
6. select Done
7. exit the Trainz Settings and exit the Launcher
8. Restart Trainz

 

[kmver]

Purchases from the DLC will always be available for you to download and install without any additional payment (except for the download time and your ISP charges).

In Option 2 from my list you will need to download and reinstall all DLC and and DLS items if you don't have a user data folder backup. If you do have the backup then you will need to copy the backup into the new user data folder (it will not have the same name as your original).

Personally, I would use Option 1 from my list above as it would involve the least work with no reinstalls needed. Just click the "Ignore Assertions and Continue" button (or whatever it is called) when the first Assertion message appears, You may get another beta update before the next retail version is released (which you will also get).

When the label "Release Assertions" disappears from the bottom left of the Launcher you will have the retail release. Then use the following steps:-

1. go into Trainz Settings
2. select the Install tab and the Change Trainz Update Stream link
3. select Next and Next again
4. select Change Stream
5. the Path Stream dialogue box should show Trainz Plus Beta, from the drop down box select Trainz Plus
6. select Done
7. exit the Trainz Settings and exit the Launcher
8. Restart Trainz

Thank You very much appreciated.