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ctempire
Although not a true error, I continued making my route until I discovered that my route looks like what it was once. I also should do a track database rebuild. Is there's a way to prevent the turnback change please?
Hack
I'm not clear as to what you're asking - "prevent turnback change?"

Cheers!
Marc
ctempire
QUOTE(Hack @ Apr 2 2009, 7:07 AM) *

I'm not clear as to what you're asking - "prevent turnback change?"

Cheers!
Marc

What I'm telling you Hack is that my route appears like before. I can't see my recent change/addition on my route. Mabey because of the Route Optimizer?
Hack
Do you mean whatever edits you make will not save? Are any of the files or directories set to read-only?

Route optimizer? What's that? huh.gif

Cheers!
Marc
ctempire
QUOTE(Hack @ Apr 2 2009, 11:43 AM) *

Do you mean whatever edits you make will not save? Are any of the files or directories set to read-only?

Route optimizer? What's that? huh.gif

Cheers!
Marc

Maybe I'll make the new changes all over again! Route Optimizer is a small program available at train-sim.com. Here are the text from the readme about Route Optimizer but with edits.

The program was made to minimize the used diskspace for the MSTS-Addon-Routes of our many excellent "Home-Constructors" by using the directories Shapes, Textures, TerrTex and Sounds only one time for all these routes. The advantage is less diskspace, but there can be disadvantages, if the routeconstructors change original files of the MSTS (i don't know, whether this happens) or if two constructors use the same filename for an object in these directories. If this happens, the last would win, it means the file of the last route, which is implemented in the routeoptimizer, is the file which will be used.

Before using a route with the program, it must be installed and get working in the normal way. You can use any number of Addon-Routes like before without using Routeoptimizer. If a route works you can implement it in the program (you can, not you have to)
copperpen
Looking at the information you have given about this program, it is not a route builders tool, it is only intended for use on completed routes. By the look of it, this was made back when hard drives were small, because it is made to save disc space.

Mervyn
ctempire
QUOTE(copperpen @ Apr 3 2009, 12:43 AM) *

Looking at the information you have given about this program, it is not a route builders tool, it is only intended for use on completed routes. By the look of it, this was made back when hard drives were small, because it is made to save disc space.

Mervyn

Okay. Thanks!
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