Installed Open Rails. Doesnt work

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  • IronRoosters
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    • Aug 2010
    • 53

    #1

    Installed Open Rails. Doesnt work

    I installed Open Rails on my new Windows 11. On my windows 10, it automatically covered MSTS, Routes,Locomotives,Cars and Activities. Installed Open rails covers nothing. Nothing I have installed is under open rails. Whats wrong?
  • ossie
    1000 Post Veteran and Moderator



    • May 2010
    • 1298
    • Melbourne, Australia
    • MSOR

    #2
    Have you "pointed" the new ORTS installation to your content folders?
    Cheers!
    Pete

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    • IronRoosters
      Member

      • Aug 2010
      • 53

      #3
      Im not sure what "pointed" means

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      • ossie
        1000 Post Veteran and Moderator



        • May 2010
        • 1298
        • Melbourne, Australia
        • MSOR

        #4
        When you set it up the first time you need to tell it where you content folders are. If you've got nothing showing where the red arrow is, then you need to go to options, then content, then use the add button to show it where your content folder is located on your PC.

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        Cheers!
        Pete

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        • kapitaen
          Senior Member

          • May 2010
          • 331
          • Germany
          • German + a little bit English
          • MSOR

          #5
          In OpenRails 1.6, it is not OPTIONS, but directly CONTENT, MANUAL, NEW.

          Screen Shot 02-03-26 at 10.44 AM.jpg Jan

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          • llanning08
            Member

            • May 2010
            • 99
            • MIdland Texas
            • MSOR

            #6
            I'm unable to update to OpenRails1.6 because of my hardware limitations. I do use OpenRails.ini file in my OR 1.3 and OR 1.4 and have no problems with different OR iterations. The OpenRails.ini file allows me to retain the Content route info. OpenRails.ini contains the OR Content info (your routes and locations). Could IronRosters benefit from setting up an OpenRails.ini file? Does updating to OR 1.61 retain existing an OpenRails.ini file? If not, can you just copy an OpenRails.ini into the OR 1.6.1 folder?

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            • IronRoosters
              Member

              • Aug 2010
              • 53

              #7
              Sorry but there is no"ADD" button\

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

                #8
                Attach a picture of that screen.

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                • crstagg
                  4500 Post Veteran


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

                  #9
                  Originally posted by IronRoosters
                  Sorry but there is no"ADD" button\
                  You were told in post #5 that
                  Originally posted by kapitaen
                  In OpenRails 1.6, it is not OPTIONS, but directly CONTENT, MANUAL, NEW.
                  One of the changes from 1.5 to 1.6.
                  Charles

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                  • derekmorton
                    5500 Post Veteran



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

                    #10
                    Originally posted by llanning08
                    Does updating to OR 1.61 retain existing an OpenRails.ini file? If not, can you just copy an OpenRails.ini into the OR 1.6.1 folder?
                    It would be worth trying.

                    I run 3 versions of OR, MG, unstable and 1.6.1, all with separate ini files.

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