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[nahgallaco]

Baldwin heavy 4-4-0 (kuid 96914:4892) missing dependencies which include 96914:504892.
Go to that kuid - blw md440 b2 - and it has missing dependencies which include 96914:4892.
I have several like this.
How do I solve this where each one is a dependency of the other?

 

[BuilderBob]

Baldwin heavy 4-4-0 (kuid 96914:4892) missing dependencies which include 96914:504892. Go to that kuid - blw md440 b2 - and it has missing dependencies which include 96914:4892.

That doesn't make sense - if 96914:504892 is listed as missing, then how do you 'go to' it?

But in any case my copy of 96914:504892 does not have any dependencies.

I would suggest a database repair.

 

[JCitron]

Look for BDNeal and or Subpar Productions. He made the heavy Baldwin locomotives. There was someone up here working on updates, but I can't recall who it is.

John

 

[nahgallaco]

sorry - getting confused between Missing dependencies and Broken dependencies.
Downloaded lots of bdaneal kuids following help received in another Forum request.
Now have many many problems with errors and missing items.
Did a full database repair - didn't fix any problems here.
thanks for the suggestions.

 

[JCitron]

As I said before, someone here did some updates to his products. I believe they are even available on the DLS. You've probably given yourself a lot of extra work for nothing.

I repaired the older models myself before the updates came out. The repairs were pretty simple. You need to use PEVSoftware's PM2IM, Images2TGA, and a little bit of the delete button for a non-existent texture reference. The process took me about 15 minutes to allow them to load okay in TS12. As far as running, these particular engines need a new engine spec, but the ones on the DLS I believe were fixed.

John

 

[nfitzsimmons]

I may be wrong, but I thought Phil Skene was the one who did the fixes.

 

[nahgallaco]

Thanks for the help.
I try to fix things myself to learn how it all works.
Doesn't always work out. Limited knowledge base.
Best to leave it to the experts where possible.