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Member since Dec-17-02 · 5 posts

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I get these Messages:
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Failed to save Service
" " " explorer player service
" " " file: Explorer.act
" " " explorer activity
" " load Activity file: routes\Number One\activities\Explorer.act
" " " Activity
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What do I do? I have tryed making a new route... it wont let me... Downloaded it Twice... no differance... Unziped it again and overwriting all files... still no good! What do I do peoples?

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You might be missing a folder I'm thinking. There are four folders needed for activities in the route folder:ACTIVITIES
Service
Path
TrafficNot sure if the bottom three are plural or not. If the Service folder is missing, maybe that's why you're getting the error. Check to see if they are all there. If the one is missing, just make it and hopefully that will fix ya up.Rich Garber

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I dont have any of those 4 files?! the Editor wont let me ceate the activites folder??? WHAT TO DO?!

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RE: Number ONe Tram ROute Problems!

Not files, folders. See the highlighted orange thingys to get my meaning.Number ONe Tram ROute Problems! – image 2I'm not certain this is exactly what's causing your problem. You do
need to have the four folders in place for an activity. Not always for Traffic though if there isn't any AI trains. But the other three, yes.So if you find one of these folders missing just make one. Go into your route folder via Window's Explorer and highlight the route name. If you don't see all the activity folders then keep the route name hightlighted on the left pane and go up to the tool bar and find the option that allows you to create a new folder. Click on it and make sure you type the name in exactly as it appears in the above picture. Do it for all the missing folders, related to activities that is.Good luck and holler back if you need to.Rich Garber

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LAST EDITED ON Dec-18-02 AT 11:42 AM (EST)

Hi!If you don´t have: ACTIVITIES, Services and/or Traffic folders you can create them. They should be emty. You can create the Path folder too, but then you need to make an activitie for the route. I know this has happen to a couple, but i don´t know why. When I downloaded the route and unzipped it, all the files was there.

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