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Problem with Ohio Rail's "stoogefreight2" activity

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Member since Aug-5-03 · 2 posts

After loading this activity I started to get error message that a "bn_loaded_woodchipper" was missing. When I tried to run the activity the simulator quit. After looking around I found that the consit file "sf2aitraffic2" was the cause of the problem as it called for the missing car in positions 5 & 6. After edditing this file in WORDPAD to change the called or cars to "us2woodchipper" the activity ran fine. I suspect the developer had this car on his system and thought that it was a MSTS default car but it is not. This was an interesting bebug problrm for me as I am rather new to MSTS and an just starting to look at the under the skin bits.Be Seeing you.
Michael

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Member since Aug-5-03 · 2 posts

RE: Problem with Ohio Rail's "stoogefreight2" activity.

Folowup on the previous message. It turns out that the missing car is gets loaded with "stoogefreight1". By the way the "stoogefright2" activity is excelent and I recomend it highly.Be Seeing you.
Michael

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