Open Rails Crashed.

[PeterB]

Running under Open Rails version 1.5.1 and Windows 10 64 bit.

Simple activity for Europe 2 (Innsbruck St. Anton) running from station to station with no AI trains and no lose consists.

Why crashed?

OpenRailsLog.txt

[kapitaen]

Try a different locomotive.
The following errors are displayed...

Warning: Interpolator must have at least two value pairs. in E:\MSTS\Microsoft Games\Train Simulator\trains\trainset\MRL-SD70ace\MRL-SD70ACE.eng:line 299

Error: System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.

Jan

[PeterB]

Thanks, kapitaen, for your comment.

I have corrected (what I thought was a minor error) within the MRL *.eng file regarding error on line number 299.

After the correction, I re-ran the same activity with the same consist; I don't really wish to replace this activity locomotive unless absolutely necessary.

Activity ran fine for a bit. I saved the activity. Shortly after that I paused the activity. I un-paused the activity soon after. Activity ran OK for a bit and then Open Rails crashed (again)!

Latest log attached -

OpenRailsLog.txt

So where are the experts who can interpret this log to aid in correcting any (further) errors as reported?

Thank you.

[derekmorton]

The experts are probably asleep. Give them a break, they work for a living and volunteer their time here for free.

[PeterB]

First, as an aside. This web site at the moment seems to be very slow in loading pages. Too many users online? Server(s) issue?

My comment about the "experts" was not meant to be taken too literally. As I seem to vaguely recall years ago that there was some discussion regarding Open Rails log contents. And I think some people (non ORTS developers) were enlightened as to what the log contents meant. Hopefully those people who were enlightened could offer some advise regarding this crashing issue?

I have run sms checker on the aliased sms files for the MRL SD70ACe sound files, and there were no issues found now. There were issues found originally, but I corrected those awhile back.

One thing I haven't done is run Route Riter on Europe 2 route where I'm having the crashing issues. I understand that running Route Riter on the default installed six routes is not recommended as it may cause issues further along?