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stevo4406 (10 posts)
Dec-01-01, 10:07 PM (EST) "How do you get from the drawing board to the tracks?????????????" I've layed track and made enough to run for away's but how do i get my track into running condition???. I've added a platform but how do i get all of the objects from one route to the route i'm making.Beause i don't have any stations in the placement list. Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top
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Subject Author Message Date ID RE: How do you get from the drawing... riograndrider Dec-01-01 1 RE: How do you get from the drawing... Hawk Dec-02-01 2

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riograndrider (19 posts)
Dec-01-01, 10:50 PM (EST) 1. "RE: How do you get from the drawing board to the tracks?????????????" well im going to do my good deed for the day ,k you go into the activity editor and go into the path it should not have any paths in it so go to new and make a path right click on were you want to start then click on start point leave the path and it will ask you if you want to save changes click yes make consist and put the path you just made with it, that should do it Daniel Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top
Hawk (229 posts)
Dec-02-01, 07:28 AM (EST) 2. "RE: How do you get from the drawing board to the tracks?????????????" LAST EDITED ON Dec-02-01 AT 07:31 AM (EST)To get all the objects available from the other routes, go to the http://www.train-sim.com/login.htm. After logging in, click on "Search File Libraries".
In the "Search only file section", scroll down to find "MSTS Utilities".
In the "File Name", enter this; "combstuf.zip" (without the quotation marks).
Download the only file that is found.
After it's downloaded, unzip it. There is a read-me file included.
Simply put, copy the "combined.ref", and the "EZSTUFF3.BAT" to the main directory of "YOUR" route. Double click the "EZSTUFF3.BAT". It will take about 4 minutes for this file to run it's course.
Please note: By running the "EZSTUFF3.BAT", you will have all available objects to use in your route, but your route file size will now be almost 500mb in size.
Next, after running the batch file, you need to delete the "YourRoute.ref" (YourRoute, being the name of your route). You can also cut and paste the .ref file to another place on your hard drive, if you like, but I've found it unnecessary.
Before you delete (or move) the .ref file, take note of the name.
Next, you need to rename the "combined.ref" to your route name.
It "MUST" be renamed "EXACTLY" the same as the .ref file you deleted (or moved).
After having done all this, open the "Route Editor". You should now find a slew of objects to choose from.
Hope this helps.
Hawk
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