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ozinoz (26 posts)
Aug-12-01, 06:48 PM (EST) "Doesnt anybody have a suggestion or answer??" As to why I am unable to use hacked AI locos as the player service in an activity. If I create an activity using the hacked Marias Pass box, LMS Royal Scot etc, TS crashes when you try and select the activity from the start menu. If I use an existing useable activity, and replace the player service with one of the hacked locos - same result. What need to be done to make them useable. They work perfectly in "Explore", but not in activities. I am getting desperate....Somebody...anybody...??OZ
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stevealex (14 posts)
Aug-12-01, 09:32 PM (EST) 1. "RE: Doesnt anybody have a suggestion or answer??" You need to make sure all your hacked engine files have all the same parts to them that the default driveable ones do. Usually the final name and description are missing from the bottom of the file. And who knows what else might be different...Print the file and compare it with dash 9 or gp 38 to see what is missing.Stevealex Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top
ozinoz (26 posts)
Aug-13-01, 00:02 AM (EST) 2. "RE: Doesnt anybody have a suggestion or answer??" Thanks mate...but been there and done that...
(checked against Flying Scotsman - no discernable difference)
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