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  • stlsf4003
    Senior Member
    • Jun 2016
    • 133
    • Fort Smith, AR

    #1

    Well I just learned something new.....

    And this is to NEVER fiddle around with MSTS routes in TSRE5!

    All i did was add a single static object to FBLv3 and now whenever my engine's hit a certain track piece, they glitch out then just shot off down the line out of sight in the blink of an eye.

    Log report:
    ------------ ---------- ------------ ---------- --
    Warning: Skipped track section 634 not in global or dynamic TSECTION.DAT

    Warning: Skipped track section 632 not in global or dynamic TSECTION.DAT

    Warning: Skipped track section 582 not in global or dynamic TSECTION.DAT

    Warning: Skipped track section 658 not in global or dynamic TSECTION.DAT

    Warning: Skipped track section 657 not in global or dynamic TSECTION.DAT

    ACT RDB CARSPAWN SIGSCR s W(repeats) W(repeats) W(repeats) W(repeats) W(repeats) W(repeats) W(repeats) W(repeats) W(repeats) WWWWWWWWWWWWWW

    Warning: Cannot locate CrossOver 194 in Section 387

    Warning: Cannot locate CrossOver 194 in Section 387

    Information: Cannot locate TCSection for platform 34

    Information: Cannot locate TCSection for platform 102

    Information: Cannot locate TCSection for platform 240

    Information: Cannot locate TCSection for platform 238

    Information: Cannot locate TCSection for platform 1216
  • ebnertra000
    1500 Post Veteran


    • Jun 2013
    • 1778
    • Minnesota

    #2
    Do you have a backup? TSRE doesn't like some routes' tsection files (the route tsection, not the global - they're very different), partiularly older routes. I ran into this when upgrading some scenery objects on the Hisatsu Line (still one of my favorites). There is a utility that can prevent this from happening (Horace, I think), but I've never used it.

    Note that the above only applies to the tsection errors. The crossover and TCsection errors were probably there already

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    • stlsf4003
      Senior Member
      • Jun 2016
      • 133
      • Fort Smith, AR

      #3
      Originally posted by ebnertra000
      Do you have a backup? TSRE doesn't like some routes' tsection files (the route tsection, not the global - they're very different), partiularly older routes. I ran into this when upgrading some scenery objects on the Hisatsu Line (still one of my favorites). There is a utility that can prevent this from happening (Horace, I think), but I've never used it.

      Note that the above only applies to the tsection errors. The crossover and TCsection errors were probably there already
      I've still got the original download, so i think i'm good and as luck would have it, I've actually have Horace installed.
      I just don't know how to use it... ^^;

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      • Vince
        6500 Post Veteran

        • Nov 1999
        • 6961
        • Mohave

        #4
        As I recall Horace has a intuitive interface that should not give you a problem. I ran it without a problem on the necv4.
        Well I just learned something new.....
        And this is to NEVER fiddle around with MSTS routes in TSRE5!
        FYI, the problem you caused with TSRE is identical to the problem caused using the MSTS RE with an incorrect Global\TSection.dat file so it is not a TSRE issue at all.

        TSRE can be setup to not modify the TDB.
        In settings.txt writeTDB = false
        Having this setting will enable you to mod the scenery as much as you like without touching the TDB's.

        Happy New Year.
        Last edited by Vince; 01-03-2020, 21:30.
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        • qballbandit
          6500 Post Veteran

          • Jan 2006
          • 6522
          • Elgin Il., USA.
          • MSOR

          #5
          Thanks Vince, that's another great "tip-of-the-day" fun fact
          Neil

          Chicago Railroading Fan

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