Tsre consist editor

[crstagg]

ok,."cerecent.txt was not in the rsre folder .I opened the TSRE and hit browne the tsre folder opened up. I hit thr consist editor tab. then I hit 1msts trainset folder and hit ok. But nothing showed up. Nothing showed for me to make a consist.Screen was blank. here is a screenshot to show what I got.thanks. Screenshot 2023-12-21 135452.png . .

THAT is the Windows File Explorer Dialog that TSRE wants you to use to locate you MSTS install(s), as in the default C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Games\Train Simulator or the C:\1MSTS that SteamForMe suggsts you use. YOU need to point it to the ROOT folder of the MSTS install NOT the Trainset folder then click the Select Folder button.

[slipperman]

... AND your CONSISTS folder should be in the TRAINS folder, NOT the TRAINSET folder!

Cheers,
Ged

[Darkhorse427]

Because as said before you only need to go to the root folder not the trainset or trains folder. in your case "1MSTS" is the one you should select in the browse window and then all your consist will show up

[nryans34]

That did it. Once I pointed it to root folder msts. It's working great. Build a few consists already Thanks to all of you for your help. Merry Christmas.

[pwillard]

I did publish some rudimentary docs for TSRE before GOKU said "stop doing that"... https://github.com/pwillard/TSRE5-Do...aster/book.pdf

[TrainSimJack]

Why did Goku not want you to help with that?
Makes no sense.

[eric]

Yeah, it didn't make sense, but that's what happened. Often.

[superheatedsteam]

It still doesn't make sense because at the bottom of the manual page it states that the User Guide on this site is licensed under CC-BY-SA License.

I understand the meaning of the word stop and respecting the wishes of others but I also understand I have downloaded a copy of that manual, with the understanding that as long as I follow the terms, I can make modifications if desired and share alike in the manner intended by the creator, not only at the time of release, but also currently.

These licenses are designed to protect not just the original creator of the work but also those who choose modify and redistribute that work in good faith and should be honoured by all parties involved.

[pwillard]

I wrote that manual. I added that license, not GOKU because I wanted to make sure it stayed free and that so people could update it and share it as a community document .

One example from GOKU was that he said that I had placed a LOT of outdated and deprecated information in the manual... but ALL of the information came from his own docs as well as from users of the program. So no, It doesn't make sense.

Was an update to my wrong information provided? No. (And he seems to have felt his online web page doc was enough) So, I just stopped working on it.

[superheatedsteam]

I wrote that manual. I added that license, not GOKU because I wanted to make sure it stayed free and that so people could update it and share it as a community document .

One example from GOKU was that he said that I had placed a LOT of outdated and deprecated information in the manual... but ALL of the information came from his own docs as well as from users of the program. So no, It doesn't make sense.

Was an update to my wrong information provided? No. (And he seems to have felt his online web page doc was enough) So, I just stopped working on it.

Hi Pete,

Did you add that license on the bottom of this page?

http://koniec.org/tsre5/

tsre_license.jpg

[pwillard]

Oh, no... I was not referring to that, sorry.

[superheatedsteam]

Don't be sorry, be happy. With that license, you or anyone else can make an enhanced up to date and supported manual and sleep soundly at night with a clear conscience.