Request/ Where are the tracks for Northeast Corridor, Missing

[Denis_Grenier]

Could someone help me to find the tracks for NorthEast corridor part one and two from the download station. Help would be more than appreciated. I won't refuse help even if it is not right unlike some of the posts before on this matter. I really need you and you're welcome. You will have all my attention. But enough said I just wait from now on

 

[oknotsen]

Hi,

Could you post a KUID?
Simply go to Content Manager and lookup a list of missing dependencies; one or more of those are the tracks.

Please also post what version of trainz you are experiencing this with and what the build number is of that version of trainz as this might also explain why you are experiencing missing tracks.

 

[Denis_Grenier]

My Trainz are all uptodate 2009 is 44653 2010 is 49 933 and 2012 is 58414 This does not make any differences as I downloaded all the dependencies and tracks were still missing in TRS2009 . Now I decided I wanted this route on 2012 but I have no tracks at all anymore

 

[Scottbe8]

Find the route in Content Manager, right-click, and click "View Dependencies". Select every item on the top of the list labeled "Unknown Location" (shift+click to select a range), right-click, and click "Copy". Reply to this post, right-click, and click "Paste".

 

[ex-railwayman]

@ Denis

Not all missing assets are on the DLS, some of the content may be obtained from 3rd party content creator's own websites, which you need to find, I suggest you also have a search on this forum to see if anyone has had a similar problem in the past, where you may find the information you are looking for, see here for what I mean - http://forums.auran.com/trainz/showthread.php?94385-Northeast-Corridor-Missing-Dependencies

I think from memory <kuid2:45324:38024:3> is the JR DK grey dirty track from Jointed Rail, the others should be on the same website, if your unsure, download all the tracks and those you don't require for this route you can delete after you've installed them.

Good luck.

Cheerz. ex-railwayman.