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A while back I posted that I had found an error in the 1980 semi-fast Blighton-Treston Park night route. The route loaded OK, but would crash enroute. Track Viewer would also crash around the 7500m mark. Well, after playing with it from time to time, I think I have found the answer. Look for the lines in the objects section that begin with "Form" and add the following:FormR(3)=srv2\night\FormR.b3d FormL(3)=srv2\night\FormL.b3d FormCL(3)=srv2\night\FormCLIsland.b3d FormCR(3)=srv2\night\FormCRIsland.b3dYou can insert those lines right before the "Roof" lines.That should fix it. The amazing thing is how long it took for me to find that little bug! These are great routes, btw.
Thanks Nigel - I'm going to apply that code when I get a few spare minutes. Maybe Steve could modify the current download when he has some spare time too? Damon Cox - http://www.virtual-rail.co.uk
Hi, where can I get the night time files?I did have them but then I upgraded my computer and apparently forgot to back them up.Any help will be appreciated,cheersFrancis
Thanks for that, but I did look and found this post.Unfortunatly the wesite cannot be found anymore.any help you can give...Is Steve Green easily contacted
You can contact Steve by either using the E-Mail address provided on his website, http://www.trainsimcentral.co.uk , or by using the forum's PM/IM function. He may well reply to this thread as he browses this forum. Damon Cox - http://www.virtual-rail.co.uk
