In a sudden rush of nostalgia, I decided to fire up the Marias Pass X route (Version 4.5) in TRS19 and create some new sessions.
However, when trying to edit the included "Base" session, the game makes me save as an entirely new route with no option to save as a new session only (thus, I have several MPX "clones"), even when I don't actually change anything. I have also double and triple checked that I'm working on a session layer and not the route layer. In fact, I can load surveyor, and "save as" immediately without doing a thing, and the game will still try to save it as a new route, with the option to save as a new session grayed out.
This means I either have to clone the route (which often results in signals and industry settings disappearing), or Quickdrive it, and not be able to save anything.
It's supposed to work like this: Instead of creating a new session, you edit the included "base" session, which has session-specific settings already saved, then save it as a new session. It worked this way in TS10, 12, and even T:ANE, but TRS19 will try to save it as a new route, which loses those session-specific settings.
Is there any way to get this to work as intended again?
I am using TRS19, Trainz+ build 105100.
Thanks
Matt
However, when trying to edit the included "Base" session, the game makes me save as an entirely new route with no option to save as a new session only (thus, I have several MPX "clones"), even when I don't actually change anything. I have also double and triple checked that I'm working on a session layer and not the route layer. In fact, I can load surveyor, and "save as" immediately without doing a thing, and the game will still try to save it as a new route, with the option to save as a new session grayed out.
This means I either have to clone the route (which often results in signals and industry settings disappearing), or Quickdrive it, and not be able to save anything.
It's supposed to work like this: Instead of creating a new session, you edit the included "base" session, which has session-specific settings already saved, then save it as a new session. It worked this way in TS10, 12, and even T:ANE, but TRS19 will try to save it as a new route, which loses those session-specific settings.
Is there any way to get this to work as intended again?
I am using TRS19, Trainz+ build 105100.
Thanks
Matt
Last edited: