Blue Comet Lines 2- Dispatcher feature crash

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  • dgionet
    Senior Member



    • Mar 2006
    • 323
    • Delson, Quebec, Canada.
    • French
    • MSOR

    #1

    Blue Comet Lines 2- Dispatcher feature crash

    Hello to all,

    I have been running the BCL2 route, including the latest signal update. While running the route, I activated the Dispatcher feature Ctrl + 9 ( from OR 1.51 stable version and Win 10), got the following message and crashes.

    Anyone has seen this and any suggestions to resolve this

    BCL2 message (Ctrl+9).jpg
    Thanks
    Denis
  • dcarleton
    1000 Post Veteran


    • Nov 2008
    • 1004
    • MSOR

    #2
    Correct, there's something seriously wrong with that route. If you start at Atlantic City you will be able to bring up the dispatcher screen. If you start scrolling north toward Red Bank, by the time you get up to around Shrewsbury the dispatcher screen crashes like in your screen shot. Maybe it's a broken TDB?

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    • l.k.
      Member
      • Apr 2013
      • 44
      • Southwestern Germany
      • English, German, French

      #3
      Yes, had the same experience when I created the signal update. I tried a few things but never figured out a solution for it. I mentioned the issues in the readme and uploaded the signal fixes anyway to at least get the route functional in Open Rails. See the discussion thread from back then here (starting with post #40): https://www.trainsim.com/forums/foru...56#post2295556

      I'm not knowledgeable enough with route files to pinpoint where exactly the remaining problems are...There are also still some issues with the signals (some stay red no matter what).

      The Open Rails Trackviewer works, it's just the dispatcher window that crashes...

      Lukas

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      • dcarleton
        1000 Post Veteran


        • Nov 2008
        • 1004
        • MSOR

        #4
        That's true too. The route is full of signals that are linked incorrectly or not at all.

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