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Member since Sep-1-04 · 1 posts

I have set up an activity. I must be doing something wrong. As soon as the msts loads up the activty the Alert Box pops up ands says "Activty Ended". In the editor, when I use the compute and save button it only takes 1 second to do it. What am I not doing to get this to work? Hope someone can help me. Thanks, Rob

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Member since Jun-18-04 · 845 posts

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ok my first question when adressing a question you asked would be what route is this. If it is Cajon or Tehetchape (or however you spell it), make sure your consist doesn't start on a grade crossing. If so that will end the activity.Second is go into the Activity Editor, go to the time you start at and check to see if any consists or Traffic is ontop of eachother.Other than that I couln't tell you what it is -Dave

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Member since Jun-22-04 · 17 posts

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Is the end point set correctly in the Activity Editor?Jon

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