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I can't get Sky Conductor to work with Either One of these Routes, I just keep getting the default sky. I have updated to SC 2.6 But the sky stays default. Any Help Is Appreciated.Chris Midwest Rail Group
Try manually adding the files to these routes. To do this go into any other route folder you have that does properly show the SkyConductor skies.1) From this other route copy the "EnvFiles" folder and its sub-folder "Textures".2) Paste these folders into both the "atsfgp" and "atsfrp2" routes into their respective "EnvFiles" folder and sub-folder "Textures".3) If you haven't already, also try running "Route-Adder" which comes with SC 2.6.4) Go to the drive that contains SkyConductor by default this should 'C:\Program Files\Sky!_Conductor_2\SETUP_FILES\Route-add\" and verify that you have sub-folders for there for "atsfgp" and "atsfrp2". If not create them. You should also see sub-folders here for every other route you have using SkyConductor.5) Run SkyConductor to choose your sky preferences and you should see it working when you re-start your routes.
Well I have 2.6 and I cannot get skies to show up either. But I cannot get sky conductor to run to choose the skies. SC might flicker on for a second and then go off, no matter how many times I click on sky conductor it wont even fire up. Tried adding skies to Whitefish2, Glorietta Pass.
>Honestly I dont know. How can I check to find out, and if I >dont have it, where can I get it at? Sorry it took me so long to get back, being from California, real life took a lot of my time lately.To see if you have the Java runtime try looking in your Add/Remove Programs list in your Control Panel. It will list the version of Java you currently have installed. On my Windows XP system I currently have "Java 2 Runtime Environment, SE v1.4.1_01". The current version of Java can be found at http://www.java.com/en/index.jsp
