Does Anybody else ever have had this problem!

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  • motormaster532
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2011
    • 465
    • New York

    #1

    Does Anybody else ever have had this problem!

    Frequently I modify existing Activities,whether Default or Custom. If I do this with TSRE I get a curious message that "Track Sections-X or Y Track are missing" and then a crash. This has occurred on "Payware" Routes as well as on several freeware Routes. X Tracks is installed and here comes the weird part! When this happens,I go back to my MSTS Activity Editor,make the change and forward it to my Installation. It runs with NO Problem! No error message and no Crash. Just curious if anybody knows why and how to correct because I am stumped! Thank You All! Brian
  • asteph627
    Senior Member
    • Aug 2003
    • 261
    • Chalmette, Louisiana

    #2
    Try these: ytracks01.zip and ytracks02.zip in the train-sim library.

    AJ

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    • kapitaen
      Senior Member

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

      #3
      Use
      writeTDB = false
      in settings.txt

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      • geepster775
        2500 Post Veteran


        • Sep 2006
        • 2846
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        • General

        #4
        I don't know of too many payware routes that require Ytracks and such.

        My hunch is its a TSRE settings issue. You have to remember the TSRE activity editor was written with an underlying ability to allow track modifications to actually show inside an activity. Think along the lines to remove track from service and actually make it vanish visually for a specific activity only. My hunch is your settings file has something enabled to allow this, or all this activity extravagance is not sufficiently locked out. What those settings are and how to shut it down is something higher than my pay grade at the moment.
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        • eolesen
          9500 Post Veteran and Administrator



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

          #5
          There's also a setting within TSRE to auto-fix errors. You might want to disable that.

          autoFix = false
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