I just downloaded the Donner Pass route but the terrain textures aren't displaying properly. Most of the terrain is grey and when I examined the route through TSRE it showed the wrong textures in some places and no textures in others. Is there a fix for this? OpenRailsLog.txt
Which version? There were two, I have both with no issues.
Edit - Neither of mine are referred to as "UP Donner Pass" so this might be a different route(?)
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.
why is there a OneDrive reference in some of the paths
That seems to be pointing to the path for screen shot saves, which is where my install of OR puts them as well, so I guess that is the default location.
Originally posted by Big Boy 4014
I examined the route through TSRE it showed the wrong textures in some places and no textures in others. Is there a fix for this?
You should never put a none Train Simulations Route in their folders, as they use a lot of .DDS textures and the most all other routes are looking for .ACE textures, so they wouldn't display. They may also use some of their own shapes and textures in place of default ones, so they won't match up as you will expect in other routes.
Therefore try reinstalling the Route in a different Content Folder with a default/standard Global folder ( not Train Simulations ).
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.
That seems to be pointing to the path for screen shot saves, which is where my install of OR puts them as well, so I guess that is the default location.
No aspect of Open rails functionality should be relying upon a windows-controlled cloud dependent folder. Looks like the both of you have misconfigured PCs that should be explicitly avoiding such.
Looks like the both of you have misconfigured PCs that should be explicitly avoiding such.
All I know is that is where OR puts the screen shots, and have not found a way to change that. It does not appear to have any problems with running OR, and I removed the shots from time to time to a regular folder so it doesn't overload the Cloud. I'd rather put them elsewhere but have not yet found that option.
The rest of Big Boy's problem seem to be from installing the route in the Train Simulation Folders, and/or an incomplete install.
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.
And again, why is there a OneDrive reference in some of the paths when your content is located on a nearly full drive with only 1% free?
Because they have told Onedrive to backup their Desktop and their Pictures, and OpenRails also dumps the log to Desktop and Screenshots into Pictures. Not sure if you can adjust dump locations for Openrails, but you can adjust backup options in Onedrive.
Thank you for the help everyone. I posted the same question on Elvas Tower and got mostly the same answers. About the OneDrive, that's where Open Rails puts my screenshots. I have most of my ORTS stuff on an old hard drive my dad's allowing me use because I had so much stuff it was bogging down my PC.
I have most of my ORTS stuff on an old hard drive my dad's allowing me use because I had so much stuff it was bogging down my PC.
Except Windows 10 uploads other stuff to Onedrive, things you may not be aware of, when disk space gets low. It was a "feature" added to 10 to get the always-bloating OS to still function at a time when many users still had 128 or 256 GB early-era SSD system drives. Seriously, you are too loaded for good PC operation. And few here have time to chase these self-inflicted user wounds. Just because downloads are available doesn't mean you should be downloading until you get your $tructural issues fixed.
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