CYZYRails issues & questions

[CSRX]

Unfortunately, some of the new sound features fall into that category of "new feature that absolutely breaks old versions of OR" instead of the far more tame "new feature that old versions of OR just ignore". This is one of the problems of trying to maintain forks. It might be a bit difficult to keep all the features in one spot, but once a feature is in the main OR version it gets to stay there even as new versions happen.

That's why I'm sticking with the original main version. v1.6, though the testing version at the moment due to Erick Cantu's new sound system. All these branch offs would be nice to see condensed into one main program, but, unfortunately I don't think we will see that. That's okay, just makes me continue to work on my stuff that I know will be stable on the main ORTS program.

[dcarleton]

For the benefit of those of us who were otherwise occupied, what is "Erick Cantu's new sound system"?

[CSRX]

For the benefit of those of us who were otherwise occupied, what is "Erick Cantu's new sound system"?

It's a new global sound system that he put together for ORTS, it is currently in Beta testing with a handful of us and requires the use of the testing or unstable version of ORTS at the moment.

[qballbandit]

Took me forever to get Mr. Cantu's sounds working on all my trains and equipment. Not going to undo what I've done. That said, the potential looks amazing with these options. Hopefully someday it won't crash on me.

[wwhall]

I posted a brief comment over on the screenshot page. My malware detection program (Malwarebytes) flagged the CYZYrails .exe files as infected with malware and quarantined them when Malwarebytes did its scheduled scan. Has anyone else experienced this?

[frliss]

I posted a brief comment over on the screenshot page. My malware detection program (Malwarebytes) flagged the CYZYrails .exe files as infected with malware and quarantined them when Malwarebytes did its scheduled scan. Has anyone else experienced this?

Malwarebytes is known for many false positives. Try another free antivirus download such as Avast one free, there are many others.

Fred

[pwillard]

Some virus tools flag unsigned "Microsoft Executables" as threats when, in reality, they simply didn't pay Microsoft "protection money" and are otherwise perfectly valid and safe.

[eric]

What Pete said.

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