Suffered a computer crash. Reboot all OK except TSRE won't load the route I was working on. TSRE loads the other routes. The route appears on the menu list. Open Rails shows route opens and runs on tracks fine, but scenery elevations are episodically severely awry, appearing to be not registering the elevations and possibly the textures. (Screenshot attached).OR Track Viewer appears OK. My backup will not open either. Strange. Thoughts?
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Yeah, that doesn't look right. Your terrain got clobbered.
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Didn't work.
After much fooling around, I get TSRE to open by:
Opening TSRE and creating a new route NR1.3
Copy/pasting the RouteStart info from old route to NR1.3trk
I then generated new elevations with the GEO function.
Then I Copy/pasted info one at a time for the other files, textures, shapes etc til I get it all in and the route opens in TSRE. (Apparently world and tiles folders were corrupted. )
This is what I have. Missing track textures, but TDB lines are there.
In Open Rails, startup is good and train follows the missing track thru the air just fine.
What am I missing?
TSRE log and screen photo attached.
Dan
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I know several files seem to be involved in track laying, but if I lay a piece of track and finalize it to .tdb, exactly what files hold all the track information? Is there a reference in the manual?
DanComment
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If you've modified your .ref file, maybe even if you haven't, check for missing quotation marks.
There may be other errors than this but this is a killer.
RandyComment
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