Route Screenshots

[bh762]

I had been working on this route and transferred it to another computer. Now this is what it looks like...



Any ideas on what might be going on here? It was a while ago, but if I remember correctly, I used RWtools to package it.

[bh762]

Anyone have any idea what could be going on here? When I load the route to edit it everything is black. Scenery items still seem to be there. Initially I thought that it might be something to do with environment files, but poking around there didn't seem to do much. Any help would be appreciated.

[buzz456]

Does it look OK when you are not in edit mode? I had this problem with Soldier Summit when it first come out.......Searching memory for what I did to fix it.

[BoostedFridge]

Does the other computer have ALL of the route dependencies that are required installed?

I would try clearing your game cache also. ( settings --> tools --> clear cache )

[bh762]

It looks like that all the time, whether it's the route editor or scenario editor, or when trying to run the scenario. I used Canadian Mountain Passes for assets, textures, environment etc., and that's installed of course.
It's a real mystery.

[BoostedFridge]

Did you use the CMP template as the route template when you made this route? Or did you make a custom template?

[bh762]

I believe so. If I remember correctly I used the in game route setup thing.

[BoostedFridge]

Go into your route folder and open the ' routeproperties.xml' file with Notepad / Wordpad / Notepad++

Look to see which blueprint is being referenced, and what files are being referenced for 'time of day' and such. Make sure that all of the referenced routes/sources are checked in your asset list in the route editor.

[bh762]

It referenced the default Kuju/RailSimulatorCore which is enabled in the route editor. Just for fun I changed them to the ones CMP uses, and still no dice.

[bh762]

Got it working! Changed the weather in the test scenario from "clear" to "3Dclear" and now I can see again! I have no idea why that should make a difference, but it does. Thanks for pointing me in that direction.