After I changed some tracks in my route, when I tried to open it, it would simply say Error: System.IndexOutOfRangeException. Can someone please tell me how to fix this issue so I can play my route again?
Route breaks after editing of track
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You probably accidentally deleted part of your track database (tdb). Go back to your original install & copy the tdb & reinstall it into the route your modified. Say yes when asked if you want to overwrite... clint -
Thanks for telling me, I'll have to edit the route back to its edited form as the installer overwrote the files without warning, hopefully it worksComment
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Working on adding some newer tracks for the AU VIC Western Main route that I managed to extract from the now defunct Steam4me siteComment
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Sorry, I thought I would send you a clean tdb file, but I don't have that route. Perhaps someone else has it & can send you that file. Otherwise, you will need to re-download it if it is available. I'm not 100% sure that is your issue, but from what you described, it sounds like something that once happened to me.
Also, as a matter of practice, its always good to keep a clean copy of whatever files you d/l. That way, you always have a back up. clintComment
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I've tried what you told me but the same error keeps appearing? Still unable to find the root causeAttached FilesComment
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Let's try this, open the route in tsre, and copy the log file from tsre. If you are using 8.0, make sure debugoutput is set to true.
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Focus on the signal script for now if that's where the issue seems to be. Upload the SCGSCR.dat and SIGCFG.dat if you can (zip both into a file and upload as an attachment)If you like what you see here at Trainsim.com, be it the discussions and knowledge in the forums, or items available in our library, I hope you'll consider a paid membership to help support keeping the site operating.... Thanks!Comment
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Nothing jumps out as odd in those. But it doesn't take much to break them.
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