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Recently I installed the latest version of ConBuilder, also Paul Gausden's 'Shape Viewer". However, when I try to look at a 3D view I get "runtime error 91" and ConBuilder drops out. I hope no-one else has this problem, and also hope someone can solve it. It worked OK with the previous version of ConBuilder. Yet another MSTS mystery.
Ken
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First, What version of Conbuilder, 2nd We have our own forum at
http://www.3dtrains.com/forums/conbuilder3rd, have you read the readme1st help file? It explains how to properly setup Conbuilder.
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Thank you for telling me about the forum. I will have a look next week.
Ken
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Conbuilder forum is actually
http://www.3dtrains.com/forums/index.php?s=55c7fd71283be00c27d90893e0fb39d6&act=SF&f=57Run 91 error: check that you have Directx 9.0 or higher installed.RegardsYuri.
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Thank you for this helpful information, neighbour. Don't get many local responses.
Regards
Ken
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