How to fix a bug with a route file and such?

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  • Komachi
    1500 Post Veteran
    • Oct 2006
    • 1707
    • Lancaster, Pennsylvania

    #16
    Originally posted by baldwin
    An Open Rails log is better in a zip. It avoids having to scroll through long posts, and can be downloaded then referred to later without having to go back to a web site. A txt file while being as useful is a bit on the large side for most web sites like this one.
    You just need to download the zip, the text file is in it, Baldwin. The log itself for that crash was so big it exceeded the forum's size limit for a text file.

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    • mirekkr
      New Member
      • May 2010
      • 6

      #17
      I have the same problem with D&SL Moffat Road route (a wonderful one, BTW).
      If you have DM checked in OR Settings, this means (by my opinion) that OR uses LO_TILES. So, I've done some experiments and found that at least two of LO_TILES are faulty (or: contain some suspect data). These are: _02555b and _02555e.
      If you remove files _02555b*.* and _02555e*.* from your LO_TILES subfolder, you'll be able to drive from Glenn Springs to Denver (via tunnel) without crash.

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      • mirekkr
        New Member
        • May 2010
        • 6

        #18
        ... and an addendum to my previous post: I have successfully repaired these two bad lo_tiles this way: Using Mike Simpson's Route Riter, I have decompressed the .t files, removed (deleted) the whole line beginning with "terrain_water_height_offset", saved and compressed back. I moved the repaired .t files along with their "raw" files back to the route's LO_TILES folder. After I did this, OR no more crashes.
        I hope this may help anybody else.

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        • Komachi
          1500 Post Veteran
          • Oct 2006
          • 1707
          • Lancaster, Pennsylvania

          #19
          Mirekkr, I'll try that when I can and see how it works! If it works? Then I thank you from the bottom of my heart.

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          • Komachi
            1500 Post Veteran
            • Oct 2006
            • 1707
            • Lancaster, Pennsylvania

            #20
            I cannot get RR to run, it keeps giving me errors and crashing... Can you by chance send me those .t files?

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            • OTTODAD
              1
              • Feb 2001
              • 32344
              • England
              • General

              #21
              Originally posted by Komachi
              I cannot get RR to run, it keeps giving me errors and crashing... Can you by chance send me those .t files?
              What does RR report the errors are it gives you ? Their full text please !

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              • Komachi
                1500 Post Veteran
                • Oct 2006
                • 1707
                • Lancaster, Pennsylvania

                #22
                Originally posted by OTTODAD


                What does RR report the errors are it gives you ? Their full text please !
                Heya Otto. No matter waht I do, RR tells me first when I start it: An error No. 75 Path/File access error occurred while loading the main Route_Riter screen. Check Reports/Startup.log for possible errors.

                Then whenever I click on ANYTHING, even hit the ALT key in the main menu of RR, it tells me: Run-time error '9': Subscript out of range

                Then crashes to desktop after I hit ok.

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                • kraus
                  1000 Post Veteran

                  • Jan 2001
                  • 1086
                  • Madison, Wisconsin
                  • General

                  #23
                  Has Microsoft Train Simulator been installed on the computer you are running Route Riter? Route Riter needs some of the registry keys from Train Simulator. Export the keys and then import them to see if that resolves the error.

                  The keys to export start at Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Mic rosoft Games\Train Simulator

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                  • mirekkr
                    New Member
                    • May 2010
                    • 6

                    #24
                    To Komachi:
                    Enclosed are the two .T files. Hope this will help you.
                    Attached Files

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                    • burgerbern
                      1000 Post Veteran



                      • Mar 2005
                      • 1088
                      • United Kingdom.
                      • UK English
                      • MSOR

                      #25
                      Originally posted by Komachi
                      Heya Otto. No matter waht I do, RR tells me first when I start it: An error No. 75 Path/File access error occurred while loading the main Route_Riter screen. Check Reports/Startup.log for possible errors.

                      Then whenever I click on ANYTHING, even hit the ALT key in the main menu of RR, it tells me: Run-time error '9': Subscript out of range

                      Then crashes to desktop after I hit ok.
                      There is a thread entitled
                      Route Riter error No.75 start date 8-8-2010 which gives a cure for that one

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                      • bprice
                        Senior Member
                        • May 2010
                        • 217

                        #26
                        I just removed the two files and stored them away to play with them later. I have been able to run without any problems. I haven't noticed anything missing and so far, no crashes.

                        Thanks for finding this.

                        Basil

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                        • Komachi
                          1500 Post Veteran
                          • Oct 2006
                          • 1707
                          • Lancaster, Pennsylvania

                          #27
                          Huh, that seems to work, thank Burger.

                          Also the modified .T seem to work FANTASTICALLY! Thank you a BUNCH!

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