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ATTENTION John Means & Kurt Kaminer SV Doodlbug #59

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Member since Apr-22-03 · 50 posts

LAST EDITED ON Feb-14-04 AT 01:51 PM (EST)

I have a problem with the Activity for Seaview Doodlebug #59, the activity crashed around Serenity Beach due to shapes failed to load.
I did tried to run the Doodlebug #59 on Explore Mode, it did not crashed at Serenity Beach. I think your Loose Consist in that area did make the shape failed to load properly. See when I drove the Doodlebug during Explore Mode in that particular area the frame rate drop it suddenly when the shape files loaded in that area, then frame rates went back to normal. It was studdering when the shape files loaded in that area. It was tying to load objects in disant like boats, hills, trees, and buildings. Your loose consist did interfere in that area.Can you find a way to eliminate that loose consist?Thanks,
Blazer26

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Member since Apr-22-03 · 50 posts

RE: ATTENTION John Means & Kurt Kaminer SV Doodlbug #59

John,
I tried that it still crashed that area the shapes failed to load,
I checked on the read me about issues on known bugs, what kind of computer did beta tester use that did not crash?Blazer26

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