The folder will then be copied into the installer. The fix is to create a non-empty file called say blank.fil - note file must have something in it eg "This file required for installer to work correctly - you may now delete it".
This affects TRAFFIC, PATHS, SERVICES, ACTIVITIES folders in many distributed routes.
Msts route sp install#
Special note to route-builders creating Clickteam installers for distribution of their route: When setting up your install files, note that InstallCreator or the older InstallMaker do not copy empty folders. If any of these folders are missing create them with the File | New | Folder command in Windows Explorer. You may be missing one or more of the following folders in your route: TRAFFIC, PATHS, SERVICES, ACTIVITIES. MSTS seems to be incapable of restarting with a "stopped" AI train.
Unfortunately, the solution is to remove the AI train from the activity. Reason #3: If you have an AI train which has been parked on a siding behind a red light, as described in Method #2 of making an AI train stop at a terminal station, and you save the activity after the train has stopped, when you try to reload the activity, you will get "Train World Initialization Failed", EVERY time. Try running it again, watching for multiple "1 File(s) Copied" messages. In a similar vein, the installme.bat file may not have run correctly or to completion when installing a new route. Reason #2: "Train World Initialization Failed" means something is missing/corrupted in the \envfiles folder, so you could try copying the \envfiles folder from \train simulator\template to see if that fixes it. Reason #1: If the route uses Kosmos environments, you may need to check the "Textured Sky" option in MSTS | Options | Advanced Display.
Msts route sp Patch#
Here's a quick answer if the error message contains a reference to lines 90-190 (or thereabouts), it's generally a locomotive with lighting set up for the MSTS-Bin patch being used on a default installation of MSTS.
Msts route sp how to#
Well, that's really helpful isn't it? I'm going to show you how to track down and eliminate these errors using Mike Simpson's incredible Swiss-Army knife fix-everything program, Route Riter (versions 7.0.50 or higher).
The glib one-line answer is " this error message means that there is a consist asking for a non-existent piece of rollingstock." I get 2-3 emails a week asking me where this error came from and how to get rid of it. The activities that use this item of rolling stock usually can't be run either. It usually doesn't interfere with running MSTS, and you can click "Yes" to continue, but every time you start or stop an activity or open the Activity Editor you're confronted with this message. This has to be the most common error message I receive enquiries about.
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