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  • Pascal Good
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    • May 2020
    • 24
    • Plons, St. Gallen, Switzerland

    #1

    Issues with TSRE5

    Hello guys
    I've had a few problems with TSRE5. The first one was TSRE5 not starting up. This issue has cleared. Now I have a second problem. When I make consists and save them, and then proceed to close TSRE, they won't save. This happens everytime. Am I doing something wrong here: At first I make my train. Then I name the file, and name the display name. Then I click on file - save. Then, when I proceed to close TSRE, it says: "Save changes? ...Consist I made... Save and Quit/Discard and Quit/Cancel". When I click "Save and Quit" and reopen TSRE, the consists are gone. And when I open Open Rails, the consist aren't there either. What do I do?
  • Pascal Good
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    • May 2020
    • 24
    • Plons, St. Gallen, Switzerland

    #2
    Ok, so it works partially now, but only if I edit consits.

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    • crstagg
      4500 Post Veteran


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

      #3
      Originally posted by Pascal Good
      Hello guys
      I've had a few problems with TSRE5. The first one was TSRE5 not starting up. This issue has cleared. Now I have a second problem. When I make consists and save them, and then proceed to close TSRE, they won't save. This happens everytime. Am I doing something wrong here: At first I make my train. Then I name the file, and name the display name. Then I click on file - save. Then, when I proceed to close TSRE, it says: "Save changes? ...Consist I made... Save and Quit/Discard and Quit/Cancel". When I click "Save and Quit" and reopen TSRE, the consists are gone. And when I open Open Rails, the consist aren't there either. What do I do?
      What is the Full path to the MSTS install (The folder containing the folder Trains.) that you are editing?
      As in A:\1MSTS or C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Games\Train Simulator
      Charles

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      • mmax45581
        Senior Member
        • May 2018
        • 117
        • Musterhausen

        #4
        Did you click on File->New before creating your first consist?
        Travel where imagination takes you. – Æ

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        • Pascal Good
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          • May 2020
          • 24
          • Plons, St. Gallen, Switzerland

          #5
          Yes, I did

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          • Pascal Good
            Member
            • May 2020
            • 24
            • Plons, St. Gallen, Switzerland

            #6
            It's C:\Programme(x86) (German for Program Files(x86))\Microsoft Games\Train Simulator

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            • kapitaen
              Senior Member

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

              #7
              The worst of all possibilities!





              Greetings Jan

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              • rdayt
                1000 Post Veteran

                • Nov 2007
                • 1291
                • SW MO
                • ORTS

                #8
                In case there's people following this post who don't speak German.
                Copy/Paste from another thread.
                There is no need to uninstall MSTS.

                Move the Global, Sound, Routes and Trains folders to somewhere that's not in a Windows or Programs folder.
                Also helps to put an empty text file named trains.exe in there. It'll keep some programs from burping.
                C drive is fine if that's all you got. Something like C:/Trains or D:/ MSTS, doesn't matter.
                Also move your MSTS, ORTS, TSRE specific tools to a similar folder, not the same folder as your MSTS files. C:/Tools would work. Some people like to put a 1 in front of the folder names so they will filter to the top of the explorer list. C:/1_MSTS. It's up to you.
                This will save your MSTS program structure so other programs like ShapeViewer, Route_Riter, MSTS specific programs, can use the Registry entries to install and configure.
                Point your ORTS/TSRE install to your the MSTS folder you just created and go.

                Hope this helps
                Randy

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                • Pascal Good
                  Member
                  • May 2020
                  • 24
                  • Plons, St. Gallen, Switzerland

                  #9
                  So, should I put it on an USB-Stick or just somewhere else?

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                  • Pascal Good
                    Member
                    • May 2020
                    • 24
                    • Plons, St. Gallen, Switzerland

                    #10
                    Ok, I'll test this

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                    • Pascal Good
                      Member
                      • May 2020
                      • 24
                      • Plons, St. Gallen, Switzerland

                      #11
                      So, if I don't have a C:/tools folder, should I make one?

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                      • rdayt
                        1000 Post Veteran

                        • Nov 2007
                        • 1291
                        • SW MO
                        • ORTS

                        #12
                        Originally posted by Pascal Good
                        So, should I put it on an USB-Stick or just somewhere else?
                        You can put it on a thumb drive. It will work, just not real well. USB interfaces usually aren't fast enough for smooth operation.
                        Put it on a hard drive, or preferably an SSD, in your computer.
                        If you only have a single drive, C:\, you can create the folders there. just be sure that you don't put them in a Windows managed folder.
                        It's suggested to create the folders in the root of the drive.

                        Randy

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                        • crstagg
                          4500 Post Veteran


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

                          #13
                          Originally posted by Pascal Good
                          So, should I put it on an USB-Stick or just somewhere else?
                          No put it on aa floppy!

                          Seriously, put anywhere but in Program Files.
                          Charles

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                          • Pascal Good
                            Member
                            • May 2020
                            • 24
                            • Plons, St. Gallen, Switzerland

                            #14
                            Originally posted by rdayt
                            You can put it on a thumb drive. It will work, just not real well. USB interfaces usually aren't fast enough for smooth operation.
                            Put it on a hard drive, or preferably an SSD, in your computer.
                            If you only have a single drive, C:\, you can create the folders there. just be sure that you don't put them in a Windows managed folder.
                            It's suggested to create the folders in the root of the drive.

                            Randy
                            So, now I did this, and Open Rails won't open anymore, and if it does, nothing appears, just empty icons
                            Oh, yea, if you think I'm a bit stupid, I'm just 13 and know literally nothing about computers.

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                            • Pascal Good
                              Member
                              • May 2020
                              • 24
                              • Plons, St. Gallen, Switzerland

                              #15
                              So, I did this, Open Rails works, but even with the correct folder, consists won't save

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