Trainz 2009 Content Manager Problem

[LaptopMad777]

Hi,

I Have Just Purchased Trainz And Installed It But Content Manager Throws A Crash At Me. Could Anyone Advise Me How To Fix It?

Many Thanks

 

[shaneturner12]

We need a bit more info.

If you can, post your system specs (including Operating System). What build number are you using (bottom right of Launcher) - a patch is likely to be needed.

Shane

 

[flyingscotman1257]

need more info like shane said

use trainzutil and have a look at the warning (if any) and tell us them and we'll see what we can do


~flyingscotman1257(michael)

 

[LaptopMad777]

need more info like shane said

use trainzutil and have a look at the warning (if any) and tell us them and we'll see what we can do


~flyingscotman1257(michael)

Also A Bit Off Topic But Where Do I Download OpenGL?

 

[shaneturner12]

Normally, OpenGL is not a seperate download. If your graphics card does not have OpenGL drivers, we will need the name of it.

Shane

 

[LaptopMad777]

Normally, OpenGL is not a seperate download. If your graphics card does not have OpenGL drivers, we will need the name of it.

Shane

Oh Ok, Another Question. Is There Another Way To Download Content And Install It?

 

[shaneturner12]

It's best if we can resolve the CM2 issue first. Most things in Trainz require it.

Shane

 

[LaptopMad777]

It's best if we can resolve the CM2 issue first. Most things in Trainz require it.

Shane

I Think OpenGL Is Playing Up

 

[shaneturner12]

OK - what graphics card do you have?

I would advise running TrainzDiag (in the bin folder) to check that.

Shane

 

[LaptopMad777]

OK - what graphics card do you have?

I would advise running TrainzDiag (in the bin folder) to check that.

Shane

Intel Pentuim 4 Or Something Like That

 

[shaneturner12]

That sounds like a processor.

To check the graphics card, you will need to do the following:
1.Right-click your Trainz shortcut on the desktop.
2.Depending on your operating system, click Open File Location (if available) or Properties. If you click Properties, click Find Target (it's on the Shortcut tab)
3.Double-click the Bin folder.
4.Double-click TrainzDiag.

Once that is done, it will tell you what your graphics card is.

Shane

 

[LaptopMad777]

That sounds like a processor.

To check the graphics card, you will need to do the following:
1.Right-click your Trainz shortcut on the desktop.
2.Depending on your operating system, click Open File Location (if available) or Properties. If you click Properties, click Find Target (it's on the Shortcut tab)
3.Double-click the Bin folder.
4.Double-click TrainzDiag.

Once that is done, it will tell you what your graphics card is.

Shane

Intel 82845G/GL/GE/PE/GV something like that

 

[shaneturner12]

Ah - one of them. I normally avoid most intel graphics cards as they are not very powerful.

Meanwhile, did TrainzDiag report any warnings?

Shane

 

[LaptopMad777]

Ah - one of them. I normally avoid most intel graphics cards as they are not very powerful.

Meanwhile, did TrainzDiag report any warnings?

Shane

OpenGL Is Playing Too I Think

 

[shaneturner12]

OK - did that flag up as a warning?

Shane

 

[LaptopMad777]

OK - did that flag up as a warning?

Shane

Something Was Saying Couldnt Test OpenGL

 

[shaneturner12]

OK - what is your operating system?

Shane

 

[LaptopMad777]

OK - what is your operating system?

Shane

Windows XP

 

[shaneturner12]

Now we're getting somewhere. Right-click My Computer and choose Properties. On the box that appears, it should have the words 'Service Pack' followed by a number. What's that number (1,1a,2 or 3)

Shane

 

[LaptopMad777]

Now we're getting somewhere. Right-click My Computer and choose Properties. On the box that appears, it should have the words 'Service Pack' followed by a number. What's that number (1,1a,2 or 3)

Shane

Service Pack 3