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![]() Train Master ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 148 Joined: 23-February 07 From: Leominster, MA United States Member No.: 29 ![]() |
Steve / Norman
When running AG on an updated template i'm working on when I compile the activity everything goes fine until the end and I get an I\O error. My question is what should I be looking for in the files that may cause this problem? Thanks, Peter -------------------- Peter
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![]() Train Master ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 148 Joined: 23-February 07 From: Leominster, MA United States Member No.: 29 ![]() |
Steve,
Thank you for the help. Is their a forum out on the net for route designers? It would be great if this info was out there that when the track numbers are consecutive or when you reuse the same track number it could cause problems with templates or activities generated for the route. Peter -------------------- Peter
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Steve, Thank you for the help. Is their a forum out on the net for route designers? It would be great if this info was out there that when the track numbers are consecutive or when you reuse the same track number it could cause problems with templates or activities generated for the route. Peter Peter, Yes there is a route design forum on www.train-sim.com. The track numbers WILL typically be consecutive and that is part of MSTS and shouldn't be an issue, especially once I release my minor upgrade. MSTS assigns the track numbers (actually "SidingItem" numbers, for each siding marker, of which there are always two). However duplicate track names ARE a route design issue and at the very least cause confusion when users attempt to complete activities since there is no way to determine which "Yard 2" is meant in a work order (and setting out at the wrong one will result in an "unsuccessful completion" whether running a regular 'scripted activity' or an activity created by Activity Generator). So if I were to post I'd post about avoiding duplicate names not the numbering issue as they can't control that. And MSTS never assigns the same sidingitem number twice so that part is taken care of internally. I take it the file I sent works ok then? Thanks, Steve -------------------- Steve Davis
Skyline Computing
SteveDavis@SkylineComputing.com
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![]() Train Master ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 148 Joined: 23-February 07 From: Leominster, MA United States Member No.: 29 ![]() |
Peter, Yes there is a route design forum on www.train-sim.com. The track numbers WILL typically be consecutive and that is part of MSTS and shouldn't be an issue, especially once I release my minor upgrade. MSTS assigns the track numbers (actually "SidingItem" numbers, for each siding marker, of which there are always two). However duplicate track names ARE a route design issue and at the very least cause confusion when users attempt to complete activities since there is no way to determine which "Yard 2" is meant in a work order (and setting out at the wrong one will result in an "unsuccessful completion" whether running a regular 'scripted activity' or an activity created by Activity Generator). So if I were to post I'd post about avoiding duplicate names not the numbering issue as they can't control that. And MSTS never assigns the same sidingitem number twice so that part is taken care of internally. I take it the file I sent works ok then? Thanks, Steve Steve, I haven't tried the change yet, will do tonight and let you know. I think there second reason for the problem. The secondary number for yard 2 LV Jersey city is the same as the primary number for Claermont yard track 2. These tracks worked fine as long as the path started in another region and these tracks were used as destination tracks. On my final path I was using Claermont yd as the path start and finish and as source track causing the conflict. When using the other paths the program wasn't looking source cars at these locations and ignored the conflicting location and only picked one that worked. 722 Yard 2 LV JERSEY CITY 1 10 A 291.5064 I A 1279 1279 Yard 2 CLAREMONT YD 2 8 A 240.6565 Y A 1389 Does this logic work? thanks, Peter -------------------- Peter
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