Is this a Display Error or a creator error?

[daniellouwrens]

Hi

I am running an Indian Route Southern Railways v2,
created for MSTS but I am running it in OR, I cannot run
in MSTS.

The attached picture shows buildings across one rail.

This continues about every 100m when I continue down the track.

Could this be an OR error or a design error.

I would appreciate any input or advice on how to fix it.

This is a Beta version but I thought I would ask the question.

Regards

DanielSR v2 Error_3.jpg

[derekmorton]

Hi Daniel,

I really doubt its an OR problem.
The attention to detail of the Indian routes leaves a lot to be desired in my opinion.

[daniellouwrens]

Hi Derek

I agree on both counts.

But I enjoy the passenger activities.

Cheers

Daniel

[Kuckoo]

Hi

I am running an Indian Route Southern Railways v2,
created for MSTS but I am running it in OR, I cannot run
in MSTS.

The attached picture shows buildings across one rail.

This continues about every 100m when I continue down the track.

Could this be an OR error or a design error.

I would appreciate any input or advice on how to fix it.

This is a Beta version but I thought I would ask the question.

Regards

Daniel[ATTACH=CONFIG]81949[/ATTACH]

That's more likely an error in creating the route.

You can use a route editor and go to the part of the route where the issue occurs, then look to see if the building is still on the rail in the editor. If so just remove it and save. You might want to use TSRE, since you said the route will not load in MSTS so it probably will not load in MSTS's route editor.

TSRE is powerful but somewhat un-intuitive if not used regularly, and it is sometimes easy to unintentionally place spurious objects without knowing it until you run the route (trees or other objects floating in the sky, etc.). I'm guessing that's what happened here with the building on the rail, and it just wasn't tested thoroughly before release.

[bprice]

It looks like the building have been made as forest objects. That could be part of the problem.