Help with error message on gen." terrain buffers"… NJC

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enl160Charter Member · 21 postsSep 27, 2002 4:14 AM

I posted a message earlier today that I was having trouble with the Newark & Jersey city route loading for driving a train. Since that message I have deleted and re-installed the route several times. Now when I select the route and and it is in the process of generating terrain buffers I get the error message "FAILED TO LOAD MATERIAL PALLETTE" I have no idea what this is. Also, when running the installer from the usa_NJC route folder what should the last line read when the installer has finished. Should it read something about to close the installer click the "x" in the upper corner? For this route, should the installer only be copying "Terrtex, textures, and ace files from other route folders? And which route folders do they copy from? Thanks again everyone for your help, I would like to get this route going!

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jleslieCharter Member · 339 postsSep 27, 2002 4:50 PM

RE: Help with error message on gen.

When you get that error message, just shut MSTS down or click "don't send" if you get the send/don't send error message (or you can click send if you want, but there's nobody at the other end and it gives you more useless screens to deal with). Try re-starting MSTS again and see if it works through it. I had that happen before too (although not on the latest 1.0 build of NNJ in the file library), and when I re-started it, it worked through it the second time and fired up just fine.Jeff Leslie

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