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Member since Apr-15-03 · 21 posts

Just installed Bob Pickering's D&H Modern Activity Pack.
I'm getting several missing engines messages from Route
Riter and Train Store. The missing engines are from the gemegav2 engine pack by NALW. I've installed this pack twice and still
the engines are missing, including NS D-9, C40-8, CSX C40-8w. Any help finding these would be appreciated.Airartist

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Member since Aug-12-03 · 1 posts

RE: Bridge Line Activity (Modern)


Hi Airartist;The installer for this engine pack does not automatically point to the default MSTS install location. You actually have to point it to where your Trainset directory is. Is it possible that you have installed the engines elsewhere on your hard drive where MSTS can't find them?Randy

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Member since Jun-11-03 · 4 posts

RE: Bridge Line Activity (Modern)

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You have to have the gemegapack that is on train-sim.com.Hope that helped.

We need more Southern Ry and N&W stuff on train-sim,.

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