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Hey,I am creating a route on the route-editor.I created
half of it but now it wont let me create iny more .but I still can drive trains on it.
I get this message ---
What should I do?
AARON SSWGP60@HOTMAIL.COM
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Are you creating roads, signals, mileposts, etc. at the same time you are laying track. If so, you are asking for trouble.Backup your route folder (yes, all of it!) Then in your route's root directory, delete any files ending in .tdb or .rdb and any similar files ending in bk. Once you have deleted these files, go into the Route Editor. When you select your route, click the advnced button. Click rebuild track database. The RE will visit every tile in your route, twice, once for the track database and once for the road database. If this fixes the problem, backup again (and again). Then visit all areas in your route and make sure everything is ok.Cal Rasmussen
Beaverton, ORColumbia Gorge Route (The Dalles Yard done, proceeding to lay track Westward approaching an East/West region boundary. Keep your fingers crossed!)
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Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
AARON SSWGP60@HOTMAIL.COM
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