I just downloaded Open Rails and the tracks on routes I created are undergound. The routes that came with MSTS work OK. Scenery objects display correctly, just the terrain itself is about fifteen feet above track level. Any suggestions?
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It everywhere. scenery is correct in relationship to the track, terrain is up in the air. Actually sometimes the tracks are underground and sometimes they are several feet above the ground. It's like the terrain and track are out of sync. OpenRails.jpgLast edited by tomparker; 07-30-2014, 17:54.Comment
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Is it possible that you or someone else ran the "Change Altitude of Objects in .W Files" from Route_Riter?
If all the scenery is below the terrain like the track is, that's what it looks like to me.
Try raising it by 1M or 2M with that function, and see how it looks. Just back-up your route first...If you like what you see here at Trainsim.com, be it the discussions and knowledge in the forums, or items available in our library, I hope you'll consider a paid membership to help support keeping the site operating.... Thanks!Comment
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The routes look good in MSTS and I don't think I've ever used Route Riter. Looked at it again this morning and it appears that the the terrain and track are out of sync. There is no terrain for several miles at the south end of my route. I don't see any water or roads, but all terrain objects are there. Of course, any roads or water might be in the next county. At one point I have vehicles on a road, the vehicles are there but the road is missing. My first analysis was wrong, it doesn't apppear to be an elevation issue. but a problem with the terrain not being in sysnc with the route. Could I be picking up the terrain from another route?Comment
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Hard to say what happened, but unlikely that you'd be picking up terrain tiles from another route. Each tile is geocoded to where the route is by file name and also within the structure of the file itself.If you like what you see here at Trainsim.com, be it the discussions and knowledge in the forums, or items available in our library, I hope you'll consider a paid membership to help support keeping the site operating.... Thanks!Comment
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Have you installed any interactive objects on your route? i.e. signals, car spawners, rail grade crossings?............Vince ..............
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Yes, a few. A car spawner or two, three or four signals and a grade crossing or two.Comment
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It works fine in MSTS. No problems. I wrote this route several years ago and it has been run on half a dozen computers (XP, Vista, Windows 7) with no problems. It just acts up when running OPen RoadsComment
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OK, and to clarify, it runs fine in MSTS on the same computer, just not in ORTS?
If so, that's a first as far as I know of.If you like what you see here at Trainsim.com, be it the discussions and knowledge in the forums, or items available in our library, I hope you'll consider a paid membership to help support keeping the site operating.... Thanks!Comment
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To Be precise it now looks normal in MSTS. Problem is in Open Rails only. Screen shot of MStS:msts.jpgComment
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Yes. Runs fine in MSTS, problem exists in ORTS only.Comment
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Thanks, Tom !
That indicates that ORTS has a problem displaying it like MSTS does and it will be a tough job for them trying to find the needle in its haystack !
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