Maple Leaf Tracks Route GTA V1.5

[Connco32]

I get this message when I try to load Maple Leaf's GTO Route in OR: SystemNullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object. Can someone help me with this please..
Connco32

[roeter]

See here : https://www.trainsim.com/vbts/showth...35#post1808135.

Regards,

Rob Roeterdink

[Connco32]

Thanks for the comeback but the Route still gives the same warning then crashes. I even installed it in a Mini-Route but it gives the same message..

Connco32

[slipperman]

Hi,
If you could post the full error message, one of the Open Rails team may be able to offer a solution. Alternatively, submit a bug report.

Cheers,
Ged

[Train-a-Mania]

Connco, did you try altering the wire height or removing the wire?

[Connco32]

I tried going into the .Trk file and changing the height to zero, but it won't save the change. Tried downloading "Ultra32" that Otto mentioned in an old thread, but I can't find it on my system.

Connco32

[Train-a-Mania]

You should be able to edit and save it using Notepad. Just make sure you save it using quotes to keep the proper file extension (and save a backup of the .trk just in case).

[roeter]

You should be able to edit and save it using Notepad. Just make sure you save it using quotes to keep the proper file extension (and save a backup of the .trk just in case).

Unless you are running under Windows 8, as normal user, and with MSTS in it's default location.
In that situation, Windows will not allow any changes to the files. This includes removing files, which also might explain why the error keeps occuring.
As shown in the thread for which I posted the link earlier, once the spurious world files are removed, the route runs fine. If you cannot get it to run, it must be something local.
In all, it would help if you provide full details - windows system, OR version, log-file etc. - either here or in a bug-report.
But first make sure the files ARE __really__ removed - e.g. dump a filelist!

Regards,

Rob Roeterdink

[Connco32]

Thanks Rob for the info. I removed the .Trk file away from the route and was able to modify and zero out the overhead wires. The route runs fine now. Thanks for all your help..
Ron White
Connco32