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Member since Oct-2-03 · 24 posts

I am trying to make a simple activity on the East River. And when I set it all up, and click "verifying starting state".
I get the error:
"service: 1 path: 1 started on top of another service and couldn't be placed"
I have tried editing the service, deleting it, everything, I could think of, but this more than I know how to fix, if anyone knows how to fix this. I would really appreciate the help. Thanks Roger

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RE: AE error problem

You are rying to start 2 services at teh same place at the same time. Check your traffic file and the player. It should thell you what is in error. Is an AI to close to where the player starts, you may get that.Kevin Arceneaux
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Member since Oct-2-03 · 24 posts

RE: AE error problem

Thanks, Kevin
With my slow brain I was able to get from there, it took me a while.
Thanks again Roger

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