Open Rails Won't Run After Adding New Files

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  • Freighttrainx
    New Member
    • Mar 2016
    • 12

    #1

    Open Rails Won't Run After Adding New Files

    Hey guys
    When I tried running open Rails today, it worked for me perfectly last night but now after adding some new files into the sim, things have gone wrong again, What happened was, I tried adding another route and consist, and now the game is unplayable because I can't seem to choose a train and drive it.
    Any idea what could fix this?
    Freighttrainx
  • MsSheare
    1500 Post Veteran
    • Nov 2010
    • 1586
    • Brough UK

    #2
    *****Take out the new route and consist first! ***** Then try to run the game. I have 39 routes and I know my open rails takes about 15 seconds once I select a route before the activities become available.

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    • conductorchris
      2500 Post Veteran

      • Mar 2010
      • 2905
      • Vermont
      • General

      #3
      Open rails is pretty good at not fully crashing just because of an error. But maybe not in this case, eh?

      MsSheare shares good advice. You know one of the new files made the difference. So take them all out and try to get open rails running, then load them back in one at a time, testing, until it breaks. Then you know where the problem is and you can look further at that file.

      To find the new files, search by date. I have a handy little freeware search program called "everything" I downloaded that is miles better than windows default search and can make this sort of thing much easier. It can save you from overlooking something.

      Christopher

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      • Freighttrainx
        New Member
        • Mar 2016
        • 12

        #4
        Ah Thanks, Check out my new forum, It's another problem

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        • Freighttrainx
          New Member
          • Mar 2016
          • 12

          #5
          'Open rails is pretty good at not fully crashing just because of an error. But maybe not in this case, eh?

          MsSheare shares good advice. You know one of the new files made the difference. So take them all out and try to get open rails running, then load them back in one at a time, testing, until it breaks. Then you know where the problem is and you can look further at that file.

          To find the new files, search by date. I have a handy little freeware search program called "everything" I downloaded that is miles better than windows default search and can make this sort of thing much easier. It can save you from overlooking something.

          Christopher'
          Yep that seems to be the case here

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          • conductorchris
            2500 Post Veteran

            • Mar 2010
            • 2905
            • Vermont
            • General

            #6
            What is your new forum?

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            • Freighttrainx
              New Member
              • Mar 2016
              • 12

              #7
              I kinda forgot to be honest

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