Conbuilder 1.6.2 – Microsoft Train Simulator Forum

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thuddriverCharter Member · 35 postsApr 25, 2003 4:24 PM

Is there a limit in Conbuilder as to the number of engines and wagons? If so, is there any way to increase these numbers? I've noticed not all of my wagons load.

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buttercupCharter Member · 166 postsApr 25, 2003 5:59 PM

RE: Conbuilder 1.6.2

The following from the help file.Program limitationsThis program is capable of building consists up to 300 units.The limit for existing locomotives is 2000 and the limit for wagons is 4000.The limit for routes is 50.The limit for activities is 400 for each route installed.The list for tested files is capable of storing 32766 items each. For sound files this limit can be short if you have more than 200 locomotives and choose to test all of them. It's advisable to divide the locos by groups and test each group one by one. If you choose to test all, as soon as the tested files list gets to the maximum number, the contents of this list will be cleared and the list will start over again.
RegardsEric

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thuddriverCharter Member · 35 postsApr 25, 2003 6:15 PM

RE: Conbuilder 1.6.2

Thanks for the reply - I guess when all else fails - read the HELP file! ?

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