Hi,
Following "csantucci" post #11, I had a look at the various "world folders and files" for all MLT routes and discovered that all .w files are in fact compressed. After investigation, I realized that my Route Riter setup was wrong as far as TSUtilities were concerned. I then reinstalled RR following the instructions in the readme file and RR is now "properly" uncompressing world files. I had never used this "Uncompressing World files" feature before so it was not obvious that my setup was wrong, this is what happens when you rely too much on your memory at 68 (shame on me, I should have known better).
Consequently, I am pleased to report that the MLT routes mentioned in my previous post do in fact have scenery, that is:
-CN Bala
-Rogers Pass
-Shuswap
-Soldier Summit
-Willamette Pass
Sorry if I mislead you and on to enjoy Open Rails even more. Go, Go, Go OR.
Cheers
Gilles
1-I referred to CSantucci's post but forgot to thank him. Thank you sir, you made my day!
Following "csantucci" post #11, I had a look at the various "world folders and files" for all MLT routes and discovered that all .w files are in fact compressed. After investigation, I realized that my Route Riter setup was wrong as far as TSUtilities were concerned. I then reinstalled RR following the instructions in the readme file and RR is now "properly" uncompressing world files. I had never used this "Uncompressing World files" feature before so it was not obvious that my setup was wrong, this is what happens when you rely too much on your memory at 68 (shame on me, I should have known better).
Consequently, I am pleased to report that the MLT routes mentioned in my previous post do in fact have scenery, that is:
-CN Bala
-Rogers Pass
-Shuswap
-Soldier Summit
-Willamette Pass
Sorry if I mislead you and on to enjoy Open Rails even more. Go, Go, Go OR.
Cheers
Gilles
1-I referred to CSantucci's post but forgot to thank him. Thank you sir, you made my day!





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