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Charter Member · 237 posts

LAST EDITED ON Mar-04-05 AT 05:44 PM (EST)

I recently downloaded RouteRiter to change the elevation all of the world tiles for a route. However, after running the adjust height feature, I encounter the following error: TS DB-Utility - Vers.: 3.1.020
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PgmDate: 16.01.2005Function called from >> OS-system:'windows xp', Version:5.1 <<
Java-system >> Java-JRE :'sun microsystems inc.', Version:1.5.0_01 <<
>>TSUtil 'ichk' 'C:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Train Simulator\Routes\OW' 'C:\Program Files\Route_Riter\Reports\OW.log'<<TSUtil Route-Check selected for 'C:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Train Simulator\Routes\OW'!
( 04.03.2005 17:28:32 )Route: Route-path 'C:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Train Simulator\Routes\OW' is NOT a route-definition! ('OW.trk' not found)I tried opening the route in RE. However, I receive another error message, which prevents me from viewing the route. Thank you for your help
Sincerely,
Walter Conklin

Howells, NY MP 71 "Jct of the NS Southern Tier and Old ER mainline"
Middletown, NY "Home of the New York, Ontario, and Western Railway"
Washington, DC
Old B&O Metropolitan Division

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Charter Member · 237 posts

RE: Using RouteRiter to change the elevation of a route

LAST EDITED ON Mar-05-05 AT 08:40 AM (EST)

This message is similar to the one experienced by pennsyfan. Accordingly I reinstalled RouterRiter and ran the init.tokens.bat. However, I still receive the error message at the end of running the adjust height function. My objective is to make all of the terrain the same elevation so I can reposition the track and objects. Using RouteRiter, I will update the lat and long of the route to match the coordinates of the actual route and add DEMEX. Sincerely,
Walter Conklin

Howells, NY MP 71 "Jct of the NS Southern Tier and Old ER mainline"
Middletown, NY "Home of the New York, Ontario, and Western Railway"
Washington, DC
Old B&O Metropolitan Division

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Member since Jul-2-04 · 48 posts

RE: Using RouteRiter to change the elevation of a route


>Route: Route-path 'C:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Train
>Simulator\Routes\OW' is NOT a route-definition! ('OW.trk'
>not found)
>Hi,You must specify a valid path to a route-definition.
If not, neither 'move' nor 'adjh' function of TSUtil will succeed. TSUtil recognizes a valid route through the presence of the *.trk-file.
It has to read this file to get the name of the files, which may differ from directory name.So, specify a valid route-path and try it again.regards
carlosBy the way: the latest version of TSUtil is '3.2.045'
Please use it for 'adjh' and 'move' function, because the older versions may contain some errors.

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RE: Using RouteRiter to change the elevation of a route

Hi Carl-Heinz,Please note the last version I have uploaded with RR is v3.2.044 as I have had a PC failure.I should be able to upload 3.2.045 to my site tomorrow if nothing else fails...Mike

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