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Member since Jan-10-05 · 11 posts

LAST EDITED ON Mar-03-05 AT 02:50 AM (EST)

i was wondering how do you delete a consist? whenever i try i go to the consists folder and delete the one i want. but when i do that sometimes the route that consist might be on wont work in either the simulator or the act. editor wont open that route any longer?thanks for the help,
Greg

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LAST EDITED ON Mar-03-05 AT 08:40 AM (EST)

You want to be careful which consist you delete cuz most of the default consist that came with the game is for the activities. If you do delete that consist and the act calls for it, the game will crash because of the missing consist. If you have made any consist and it's not used in any activity then, you can safely delete it. You might want to download Conbuilder from the file library. Easier to use and no need to use the Activity Editor to make new consists. I'm sure someone can fill the rest with their opinions.Ken Plaza
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