shaneturner12
Tutorial Creator
It may be quicker to redownload the affected assets if you have a First Class Ticket.
Shane
Shane
Trainz Keep's Crashing
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This is sounds like a plan. Let us know when you're done attempting the fix and whether it worked.
May I suggest that you also enable the show database console windows? This is located on the developer's tab in the options screen when you first launch Trainz.
What might be happening is you're shutting down your computer too fast before Trainz has had a chance to clean-up it's files and close the database. By watching the little windows open on your taskbar, you'll know it's safe to shutdown your computer when the little windows disappear.
This may solve your problem once and for all.
John
shaneturner12
Tutorial Creator
By the sounds of things, you are opening built-ins for edit as well. Built-in content should not be opened for edit unless you have a very good reason for doing so.
Follow my tutorial and it should sort things out for you. As for the faulty content, did you do as I suggested earlier?
Shane
Follow my tutorial and it should sort things out for you. As for the faulty content, did you do as I suggested earlier?
Shane
shaneturner12
Tutorial Creator
If it does not, you will need to redownload the affected assets.
Shane
Shane
Yup. The database and possibly the assets have become corrupted. This can happen to any program, including Windows, if you shutdown your computer the hard instead of using the shutdown for the program and Windows separately.
John
shaneturner12
Tutorial Creator
Normally yes, but be aware that any assets that depend on these will then not function correctly. It is better to fix the errors if you are able to.
Shane
Shane
680 broken assets will crash any computer. Remember, it is not just your engines and rolling stock, but the assets your routes use plus their dependencies and sub dependencies. I can promise you, that if you can get down to "ZERO" errors TS12 will run like hot butter. Whenever I download something, either freeware from the DLS or payware, I immediately check for and repair any and all errors. If I get it down to just warnings it stays in my database. If not, it gets deleted or disabled for fixing later.
I'm sure that was brought in with 2010, I've been wrong before though.
NSWGR_46Class
Just call my Captain Rude
"Combality" mode does not fix the errors or make them go away - it just lets the error checking ignore them. The errors are still there slowing the whole thing down the bad one's crashing the game to your desk top.
Yes because they are faulty, it doesn't make faulty assets ok.
All it does is let assets work/show in trainz that native mode will not, but they arn't faulty, just minor details.
If you can't correct them you may as well delete them, and re download them.
See Post #32