Railworks America

Does anyone know how to fix this missing textures for some of these crossing signals?

I have the same problem with these gates.

Where are they?

buzz456 wrote:Where are they?

Chicago Racetrack route

I know that. Where on the route?

buzz456 wrote:I know that. Where on the route?

Just noticed the title! I'm pretty sure they were used a lot along the route so it shouldn't be hard to find.

buzz456 wrote:

crossong signal.jpg

Hum... I wonder why some people have missing textures and some don't...

I would suggest either uninstalling and re-installing or run a verify cache.

buzz456 wrote:I know that. Where on the route?

Sorry for the late response. The picture was taken from a custom route i was building, other wise i wouldn't know exactly were they could be. I recently had to reinstall all payware content month ago. About half of gantry crossing signals have the missing texture (so not all of them). I went thru all of CD signals one by one, so this what i came across with missing texture gantry signals.
1.) CD GradeXing 0t 2gSig
2.) CD GradeXing 1t 1bSig 1gSig
3.) CD GradeXing 1t 2gSig 2bGate
4.) CD GradeXing 3t 2gSig 1bSig 1bGate 1pGate+p 1ped
5.) CD GradeXing 4t 1gSig 2bSig 1pGate 1pGate+p 1ped

In my game these are the Chicago Racetrack signals that have missing textures on maintenance walkway.

I found one on the actually Racetrack route at the third crossing on WC Branch line by the metra yard.

Not on my copy.

Thats strange, at least they still work functionally. When i go through the crossing you can't really notice it in the cab anyhow.

SEVENDUSTALEIN wrote:Thats strange, at least they still work functionally. When i go through the crossing you can't really notice it in the cab anyhow.

I was kind of thinking that but being lately accused of being a GOG I was trying to show once again that I am really just a lovable little fuzz ball.

buzz456 wrote:[ being lately accused of being a GOG

What is a GOG? This is the only thing I could find which may be true.

"The true identity of Gog, the End of Days character from the Book of Ezekiel’s apocalyptic scenario, has been shrouded in mystery for many centuries."