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  • fchrist16
    Senior Member


    • Apr 2005
    • 747
    • California

    #1

    TSRE, PC Shutdown & Route Opening

    So I ran into an issue.

    I was mapping out using Google Maps, an updated section of the route I'm working on that was pre-mapped. For some reason my computer just shut down on me. After reboot, TSRE fails to load the route no matter what "start tile" I give the route. Usually when this happens I just bump the start tile a few tiles away (12900 by 14400 becomes 12925 by 14425) and everything is okay.

    This time it is not. All other routes open fine. I am using TSRE5_v0.7.014 but have also tried .012 and the most recent version 8 available.

    Log file is attached. Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

    Regards,

    -Frank C.
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  • fchrist16
    Senior Member


    • Apr 2005
    • 747
    • California

    #2
    For what it's worth, the route opens fine in ORTS Track Viewer and the sim itself throws the following error.

    Regards,

    -Frank C.
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    • fchrist16
      Senior Member


      • Apr 2005
      • 747
      • California

      #3
      Well I fixed the ORTS not opening issue. The RDB file had no end statement to it...Still having issues with TSRE though.

      Regards,

      -Frank C.

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      • eric
        9500 Post Veteran and Administrator



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

        #4
        Check both the RDB and RIT. That's where it's failing in TSRE.

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        • fchrist16
          Senior Member


          • Apr 2005
          • 747
          • California

          #5
          Originally posted by eric
          Check both the RDB and RIT. That's where it's failing in TSRE.

          Sent from my SM-S911U using Tapatalk
          The RIT is 2kb and completely empty. The RDB is 10,125kb and this is the last few entries in it. As I said, I was trying to apply a map texture when the computer crashed out. I wasn't working on tracks at all. Is there anyway to edit this "backwards" and link things together to potentially get things up and running again?

          TrackNode ( 8055
          TrVectorNode (
          TrVectorSections ( 2 33399 32811 -12937 14417 623 3 2 00 -12937 14417 129.14795 1298.9543 774.50012 0.0025004558 3.3470626 0 33396 32811 -12937 14417 622 0 1 00 -12937 14417 111.06754 1298.88 747.96783 0 4.1324601 0 )
          )
          TrPins ( 1 1
          TrPin ( 8054 1 )
          TrPin ( 8059 1 )
          )
          )
          TrackNode ( 8056
          TrEndNode ( 0 )
          UiD ( -12937 14417 623 1 -12937 14417 125.33 1298.9473 775.29578 -0.0025004558 0.20546998 0 )
          TrPins ( 1 0
          TrPin ( 8057 1 )
          )
          )
          TrackNode ( 8057
          TrVectorNode (
          TrVectorSections ( 2 33397 32811 -12937 14417 623 1 0 00 -12937 14417 125.33 1298.9473 775.29578 0.0025004558 3.3470626 0 33398 32811 -12937 14417 622 2 3 00 -12937 14417 108.93047 1298.88 751.23022 0 4.1324601 0 )
          )
          TrPins ( 1 1
          TrPin ( 8056 1 )
          TrPin ( 8058 1 )
          )
          )
          TrackNode ( 8058
          TrEndNode ( 0 )
          UiD ( -12937 14417 622 3 -12937 14417 90.850082 1298.88 724.69781 0 3.3470619 0 )
          TrPins ( 1 0
          TrPin ( 8057 0 )
          )
          )
          TrackNode ( 8059
          TrEndNode ( 0 )
          UiD ( -12937 14417 622 1 -12937 14417 94.667946 1298.88 723.90222 0 3.3470619 0 )
          TrPins ( 1 0
          TrPin ( 8055 0 )
          )
          )
          TrackNode ( 8060
          TrVectorNode (
          TrVectorSections ( 8 4 20884 -12938 14417 1 2 3 00 -12938 14417 543.04498 1299.61 -344.16498 1.6463583e-10 1.5754285 0 4 20884 -12937 14417 69 2 3 00 -12937 14417 -1004.9596 1299.61 -346.53778 8.212199e-11 1.5757155 0 33223 32671 -12937 14417 67 2 3 00 -12937 14417 -504.96588 1299.61 -348.91788 0 1.5754156 0 33223 32671 -12937 14417 66 2 3 00 -12937 14417 -501.44241 1299.61 -348.90378 0 1.5580869 0 33223 32671 -12937 14417 64 2 3 00 -12937 14417 -497.91821 1299.61 -348.82678 0 1.5406529 0 33223 32671 -12937 14417 63 2 3 00 -12937 14417 -494.39618 1299.61 -348.6918 0 1.5231938 0 33227 32672 -12937 14417 61 2 3 00 -12937 14417 -490.8772 1299.61 -348.49286 0 1.5057316 0 215 32880 -12937 14417 60 5 4 00 -12937 14417 -473.36298 1299.61 -346.58188 0 1.4184743 0 )
          )
          TrPins ( 1 1
          TrPin ( 8061 1 )
          TrPin ( 8097 1 )
          )
          )
          )

          Regards,

          -Frank C.

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          • fchrist16
            Senior Member


            • Apr 2005
            • 747
            • California

            #6
            What's odd is "removing" the RDB/TDB/TIT/RIT files from the folder it still won't load.

            Regards,

            -Frank C.

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            • rdayt
              1000 Post Veteran

              • Nov 2007
              • 1291
              • SW MO
              • ORTS

              #7
              About two years ago I had the same thing happen.
              I was missing a quotation mark in the ref file.

              Randy

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              • fchrist16
                Senior Member


                • Apr 2005
                • 747
                • California

                #8
                Originally posted by rdayt
                About two years ago I had the same thing happen.
                I was missing a quotation mark in the ref file.

                Randy
                Unfortunately the REF file hasn't been touched in AGES now! Removing all the critical files (TDB/etc) didn't result in a full come up of the route either!

                Regards,

                -Frank C.

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                • eric
                  9500 Post Veteran and Administrator



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

                  #9
                  If you have a backup, that's where I'd start.

                  If you don't, well.... you could copy an empty rdb and tdb from the demo route (renaming in Explorer). It loaded the tdb just fine.

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                  • fchrist16
                    Senior Member


                    • Apr 2005
                    • 747
                    • California

                    #10
                    Originally posted by eric
                    If you have a backup, that's where I'd start.

                    If you don't, well.... you could copy an empty rdb and tdb from the demo route (renaming in Explorer). It loaded the tdb just fine.

                    Sent from my SM-S911U using Tapatalk
                    I took the alternate route and copied everything to a new folder and have to re-build the TDB which sucks because that thing was MASSIVE!

                    Regards,

                    -Frank C.

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