Sinkholes?

[Approach_Medium]

Hi;
I think this subject came up several months ago, but a search didn't reveal anything.

In TS2009, SP2_Beta, I have on several occasions seen small sink-holes in the ground.
I know that I didn't make them, and had never placed any submerged objects such as tunnels, etc in these locations.
The holes are usually small, only about 1m across, and maybe 2m deep.
They're easy to fix, but I am curious as to when and why they appear.

Thanks

FW

 

[transitguard]

The geological formations under the baseboard are breaking down as CMP eats itself?:hehe:

 

[NIARTcar]

The geological formations under the baseboard are breaking down as CMP eats itself?:hehe:

Itself, and anything else it can get its tenticals into.......

its quite possible that its a terrain error, perhaps the base map that the computer uses to generate new routes is flawed? or corrupted slightly

 

[nbrettoner]

Itself, and anything else it can get its tenticals into.......

its quite possible that its a terrain error, perhaps the base map that the computer uses to generate new routes is flawed? or corrupted slightly

or, perhaps there's nothing wrong with the map at all, & the program's corrupted/flawed??.

Sorry. I'll go & wash my mouth out with lard soap straight away!.

 

[Approach_Medium]

The map was generated using TransDem. I never saw the holes before SP2_Beta, so I guess I should report it in TrainzDev.

FW

 

[BobCass]

Sink Holes

Hi All: I too have noticed this, strange thing. Also I have noticed when you merge routes this same thing happens only on the corners of the table only this time it protrudes upwards. What is this??


Bob Cass

 

[Approach_Medium]

On my route, I now believe that this happened when I upgraded from 10m to 5m grid.

 

[SuperFudd]

I have seen perhaps 50 foot peaks apear where there were none in layouts I transfered to TS2009, not at the layout edges (perhaps at a board edge?). A minor but curious event.