1 Step Forward, 2 Steps Back
- Thread starter H222
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First time I've even bothered opening up Trainz for months and this greets me. Back collecting dust it goes I guess.
cascaderailroad
New member
Looks like a good reason to keep a back-up in TS12, it appears T:ANE surveyor is flawed ... That's why I keep my editing of routes in TRS2006 format, and only use TS12 to get it imported into T:ANE for test running purposes only
Maybe try creating a new route and merging the broken one with it?
ZecMurphy
Community Assistant
Hi H222
Unfortunately a bug in the SP2 release of TANE caused, in some situations, for the terrain to become corrupt in some parts of a route, returning to the '0m' height. This bug was not verified until after the SP2 release was made available. If the route was saved after the corruption occurred, then the corrupt data would have been saved to the route. In this case there is no way for the data to be repaired, as it has been saved with the corrupt terrain height information.
We have always recommended keeping regular backups of all content, in particular routes and sessions, as there is no way to guarantee that data cannot become corrupt (either due to a bug, or due to a crash, or other software interfering, or hard drive issues, or other potential causes of corruption). Either by making incremental saves, or by saving a regular cdp file backup of your route.
Regards
Unfortunately a bug in the SP2 release of TANE caused, in some situations, for the terrain to become corrupt in some parts of a route, returning to the '0m' height. This bug was not verified until after the SP2 release was made available. If the route was saved after the corruption occurred, then the corrupt data would have been saved to the route. In this case there is no way for the data to be repaired, as it has been saved with the corrupt terrain height information.
We have always recommended keeping regular backups of all content, in particular routes and sessions, as there is no way to guarantee that data cannot become corrupt (either due to a bug, or due to a crash, or other software interfering, or hard drive issues, or other potential causes of corruption). Either by making incremental saves, or by saving a regular cdp file backup of your route.
Regards