Well New PC but between 75 to 91 FPS (Frames Per Secont) But a problem has Occord

[Boat23]

Good Morning Everyone,

I have a HP Elitebook with a Intel i5-2410M @ 2.3GHz but a Tubo Boost to 2.9GHz and 4GB DDR3L RAM and Graphics is Intel HD 3000 Graphics and it does Really Well


Now i have downloaded two of the MSTS/OR domestic Double stack car Sets 25 & 26 and how do i transfer the files over ???

is it

C:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Train Simulator\trains\trainset ???

Have a Nice Morning everyone

[daniellouwrens]

Hi

As no-one more knowledgeable than I am has replied
I will have a go.

First of all you need to install MSTS according to this tutorial

http://msts.steam4me.net/tutorials/i...g_msts_w7.html

this gets around the Microsoft "permissions" problem that
exists with any Program Files install.

Then yes you install in the Trainset folder that would be
found in the x\trains\ folder.

Please make sure you follow the readme but the install path
should not include any iteration of the Program Files folder.

HTH

Cheers

Daniel

[Boat23]

Now i'm running into Issues with the Doemistic Stack sets and One More ICG Grain Set

1. Wold Glitch to Much
2. some is Compatable with GP38-2's SD40-2's

and with the ICG Grain Set

1. Download
2.i Extracted it
3. Pasted the .con Files in Consist Folder
4.Put the Train sets in my Train Set Foleder
5. Open MSTS Editors & Tools
6. Make a New Consist
7. Failed to load a .DDS FIle?!?!?

Why there Should be a Fix for these all of my Trainsets downloaded and shown up with no Issue

[mmax45581]

I did not fully understand your post, but it seems to me that you tried to make a consist with the legacy MSTS AE, although the cars are made for OR only (?) and don't reference the old ace files MSTS uses. They instead want the textures in dds format, which OR additionally supports through the game engine.
Now, when MSTS AE generates the thumbnails you see in the consist editor, it fails loading, because it only supports ace textures.
To circumvent this problem, you could instead use the freeware TSRE5 (Train Sim Route Explorer) ( http://www.koniec.org/tsre5 , support forum http://www.onrails.eu ), which doesn't care about textures and also manages new features of Open Rails not included with MSTS.