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  • bigjohn
    Senior Member

    • Jan 2005
    • 527
    • coos bay.OR
    • ORTS

    #1

    consist editor

    What do you use? I have a thing called TSRE, which does not work at all.
  • slipperman
    3500 Post Veteran



    • May 2010
    • 3787
    • Worksop, UK
    • MSOR

    #2
    Hi John,
    What do you mean "TSRE doesn't work at all"? Which version have you installed?

    The TSRE folder contains ConsistEditor.bat - this is the consist editor! - double-left-click it and main screen is displayed from which you must load the required MSTS installation/Open Rails profile. If it's not listed, use the 'Browse' button to locate it - note that this must be the folder containing the GLOBAL, ROUTES, SOUND and TRAINS subfolders.

    Cheers,
    Ged

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    • bigjohn
      Senior Member

      • Jan 2005
      • 527
      • coos bay.OR
      • ORTS

      #3
      slipperman; so now it works, I've been doing it all wrong ,taking it to the trainset .
      Thank You

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      • crstagg
        4500 Post Veteran


        • Nov 1999
        • 4885
        • Huntsville, AL
        • Texan
        • MSOR

        #4
        R t f m
        Charles

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        • bigjohn
          Senior Member

          • Jan 2005
          • 527
          • coos bay.OR
          • ORTS

          #5
          The thing took 15 hr's to load the train set and no fi-ng manual to read. Please tell me where to find that manual
          Last edited by bigjohn; 05-18-2025, 14:33.

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          • crstagg
            4500 Post Veteran


            • Nov 1999
            • 4885
            • Huntsville, AL
            • Texan
            • MSOR

            #6
            Open Rails - Open Rails Misc.
            TSRE Notebook

            File ID 88295
            [ Remote Download |Copy Link 📋 ]

            AsciiDoctor Source code for TSRE documentation, license CC-BY-SA-4.0 - pwillard/TSRE5-Document
            Charles

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            • bigjohn
              Senior Member

              • Jan 2005
              • 527
              • coos bay.OR
              • ORTS

              #7
              Thanks very much for all the help
              John

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              • eric
                9500 Post Veteran and Administrator



                • Dec 2002
                • 9583
                • NS MP245.4 CNO&TP South District
                • English, SQL
                • General

                #8
                15 hours to load is a little on the long side. Just how many folders are in your train set, and how many consists and activities do you have loaded, because every one of those needs to be read unless you've used the settings to bypass activities.

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                • bigjohn
                  Senior Member

                  • Jan 2005
                  • 527
                  • coos bay.OR
                  • ORTS

                  #9
                  42.9GB,211,398 files,4655 folders 8 routes

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                  • frliss
                    1000 Post Veteran



                    • Mar 2011
                    • 1078
                    • MP44.2 Worcester, MA
                    • General

                    #10
                    bigjohn,

                    15 hours is a long time for the TSRE consist editor to load. I have a boat anchor for a computer and most of the time it takes 3 or 4 seconds to load. On rare occasions it takes about 30 seconds to load after a computer restart. What determines the time for TSRE to load is the TRAINS file. How many consists you have and how many TRAINSETs you have. The number of routes is irrelevant.

                    How big is your trains file?

                    Fred

                    Flashing Rear End Device

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                    • bigjohn
                      Senior Member

                      • Jan 2005
                      • 527
                      • coos bay.OR
                      • ORTS

                      #11
                      frliss;
                      31.4 GB 98,801 files 4,399 folders in trainset. 2.66mb,969 files, 0 folders in consist
                      Super high-end computer, I thin,k haha
                      John

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                      • eric
                        9500 Post Veteran and Administrator



                        • Dec 2002
                        • 9583
                        • NS MP245.4 CNO&TP South District
                        • English, SQL
                        • General

                        #12
                        I've got around 1200 folders under Trainset, and it loads in under 60 seconds.

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                        • frliss
                          1000 Post Veteran



                          • Mar 2011
                          • 1078
                          • MP44.2 Worcester, MA
                          • General

                          #13
                          I stand corrected. The reason for the fast loading on my system is that almost all my routes are installed as mini routes. I have well over 100 routes installed.

                          The largest route on my computer is the PRR eastern V2 with a grand total of 16 GB for all files. The TRAINS file alone is 13GB. Even though there is a lot of redundancy in files, I've been doing this since the MSTS days because for some forgotten reason MSTS seemed to "run better" his way.

                          Fred

                          Flashing Rear End Device

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                          • derekmorton
                            5500 Post Veteran



                            • Nov 1999
                            • 5699
                            • Eltham, Victoria, Australia.
                            • ORTS

                            #14
                            >I've been doing this since the MSTS days because for some forgotten reason MSTS seemed to "run better" his way.

                            That is because MSTS used to load EVERY item in your selected group.

                            Mini routes make MSTS load only one route and limited rolling stock.

                            Open Rails does not have that problem.

                            My MSTS type routes group has 30 routes in it and with dual ssd's, it is very fast.

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                            • bigjohn
                              Senior Member

                              • Jan 2005
                              • 527
                              • coos bay.OR
                              • ORTS

                              #15
                              I wrote something yesterday, but it did not save, most likely my fault. Now I forgot what it was, and I'm sorry.I will retry the TSRE tonight before the horde of great-grandkids gets here on Friday.

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