Can you guide me what is the problem mentioned and how to resolve it?
I need help, facing issues
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When you attach your log file we can have a look.
Attach also your carspawn.datLast edited by derekmorton; 08-22-2024, 15:04.Comment
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Hi psp3345,
I think your main problem is that you appear to have installed the route in the C:\Users\Prasoon\Documents\MSTS folder.
Open Rails (and MSTS) installations should NEVER be installed in ANY of the Windows-created folders due to the security measures imposed on them.
By all means, use Drive C:, but create your own, 'free-standing' folder, for example C:\MSTS.
If you installed MSTS into that location, I suggest that you uninstall it and re-install it into C:\MSTS.
If you only use Open Rails and never use MSTS, I suggest that you cut your MSTS folder out of C:\Users\Prasoon\Documents and paste it into the root of drive C: so that it appears as C:\MSTS.
Cheers,
Ged
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actually it exceeded the limit of file size....so I opened and saved it with word and attaching it
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Do not ever open OR files with word, you need to use a text editor.
If a file is too large, zip it and attach.Comment
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The warnings that you posted earlier are pretty straightforward, in that your route is calling for shapes that aren't present.
Many routes available here require a lot of dependencies that may not be included with the actual download. You need to read the included documentation carefully to see what other files or versions of the route might be necessary for you to fully enjoy what's been provided.
TSRE can live anywhere. Routes, not so much.Last edited by eric; 08-22-2024, 16:48.If you like what you see here at Trainsim.com, be it the discussions and knowledge in the forums, or items available in our library, I hope you'll consider a paid membership to help support keeping the site operating.... Thanks!Comment
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Given how many errors you have, I agree with Ged, you need to delete the old install and reinstall new to c:\msts
DO NOT COPY YOUR OLD INSTALL.Comment
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Though Eric is right about the need of many older Routes require a lot of dependencies that may not be included with the actual download. I did a quick look at the files for the Route in the Library and a spot check showed the shapes I checked were included, so it would appear that OR is not reading the Route properly. Good bet, as posted, is the location you have the Route installed, and/or it was not installed with the proper folder structure. - I will agree, it's the location you put the Route that is most likely causing your problems.Geary "Mr. Hart" Gerhardt - Owner and CEO of Hart Rail Lines, Hart Commuter Railways, and Hart Rail Cars. Also the defunct Hart Electric Transit.
Its Your Train Sim World, sim as you please.Comment
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Another potential problem with the directory "C:\Users\Prasoon\Documents" is that OneDrive (if enabled) will absolutely start to offload files to the cloud unless you specify folders used by MSTS/ORTS need to always be kept on the local drive.
OneDrive is a good tool, but will absolutely wreak havoc on MSTS/ORTS routes when its default settings are left in place.If you like what you see here at Trainsim.com, be it the discussions and knowledge in the forums, or items available in our library, I hope you'll consider a paid membership to help support keeping the site operating.... Thanks!Comment
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That depends on whether NFR requires MSTS files, you need to read the documentation for NFR to find out.Comment






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