Sounds like a good idea but not sure what the cost would be like for the necessary certificate etc - Mark might know though.

Shane

trennie wrote:

klambert wrote:Maybe rather drastic, but I'd suggest backing up all your content if you can still open CMP and go for a re-install.

Did that just after ward's and it did the same thing

Did you try my suggestion regarding the Trainz Options box?

Shane

If that's TS12 or earlier check your settings in Options on the Display tab. You want to check resolution and the full screen tickbox.

Shane

That is possible - TS12 does run into problems when larger routes are involved particularly with intensive AI operations.

Shane

That may be part of the issue as it's permit related (it might be that several permits are being granted in a short timeframe).

Shane

Not sure about the coupling, but the first issue is what's known as an overflow and means that something has overflowed the scripting system. I've seen this happen with DriverCommand and DriverModule but in a different scenario.

How many paths have you got set up on the path library?

Shane

I think N3V were also allowing access to the TS12 version of SnC for those who purchased the T:ANE version but you may need to check with them before purchasing.

Shane

The snc.ja method isn't likely to work as this was obsoleted in TS12 Service Pack 1 which both the Steam and the Trainz Store versions will be (not sure about other versions).

It's normally better to buy DLC from the same source that your version of Trainz is from to avoid potential issues.

Shane

If you're using Windows Vista or later have you tried running as administrator if you're not already?

Shane

From memory SP1 requires trainzoptions to be in the UserData folder - check that it's in there.

Shane

C++ errors are hard to pin down I'd say given experience. It depends on what you were doing at the time as to what may be the cause as TS12 is limited on how much memory it can use for example.

Shane

If you only patch as far as 49922 there's less chance of a large amount of faulty content (although some of it may have updated versions on the Download Station. Unfortunately not patching at all may mean that any fixes in newer builds won't be available to you so it's like a double edged sword. It ...

If you're running a build lower than 49922 I'd recommend patching (updating) - the crashes may be connected to a bug fixed in a later build.

Shane

The 71619 assets are from Trunda's collection of trees - it should be on https://archiv.trainzdepot.net/infusion ... stype=desc (note - site is not in English but the download link and the KUIDs should be clear enough).

Shane

Something that may help here is what's known as an extended database repair. If the problem isn't at the download server end then that should sort it out.

The details on how to do this are at https://support.trainzportal.com/index. ... ase-repair.

Shane