Railworks America

so I fired up a scenario to only get driver service 1 missing markers, isn't there a way to fix them with RWTools? if so then how

also im missing a few things, reprints im sure so I get that error too, how do I use RWTools to fix that?
sorry its been years since I used RWTools

Try reading the manual?

buzz456 wrote:Try reading the manual?

oh so helpful......

anyone with insight on the markers deal in very welcomed

o0nightfire0o wrote:

buzz456 wrote:Try reading the manual?

oh so helpful......

anyone with insight on the markers deal in very welcomed

Well if you are asking questions on how to use RWTools then you probably should just go through and study the manual. I'm sure it will answer all of your questions on how to operate and use all the functions of RWTools.

I only see about making new routes and new markers, I need to try and fix these

I'm having a hard time trying to follow what you're asking for. What 'markers' are you missing? Siding or destination markers placed on the map specifically for the scenario? Or are you talking about instructions within the Driver/Service's task list?

BoostedFridge wrote:I'm having a hard time trying to follow what you're asking for. What 'markers' are you missing? Siding or destination markers placed on the map specifically for the scenario? Or are you talking about instructions within the Driver/Service's task list?

error says driver service 1 at lat. long. missing marker intersig holder 1 and its repeated 7 times, I asked bout RWTools cause I thought tthat fixes markers, its on a Scenario

No, I don't think it does that.
You need to edit the scenario from inside the game and look at the timetable view for the driver instructions.
The errors will be marked in red.

Be aware that the dispatcher function in RW is not reliable. "Missing marker" MAY mean that a destination marker is really missing, but can be caused by many other seemingly unrelated problems. I've seen it caused by missing rolling stock, and by swapping an engine with a seemingly similar engine.

Chacal wrote:No, I don't think it does that.
You need to edit the scenario from inside the game and look at the timetable view for the driver instructions.
The errors will be marked in red.

Be aware that the dispatcher function in RW is not reliable. "Missing marker" MAY mean that a destination marker is really missing, but can be caused by many other seemingly unrelated problems. I've seen it caused by missing rolling stock, and by swapping an engine with a seemingly similar engine.

I see, well then if I go check that in game and they are red, what then to fix it? im asking because this isn't my route or anything so I have no clue what the train or service is to do.

sorry for all this, I don't edit anything on the game, the most I can do is repaint engines lol

grrr I just checked and nothing is red, I have no clue whats wrong

I actually had this problem before. I just instructed the train to go somewhere else, but that was a switching scenario. I have no clue what kind of scenario your making. I honestly don't understand why this happens. Sometimes I go into the route and put a track marker (say a "siding" or "destination" marker) and place (using the scenario editor, not the route editor) it next to the one you're trying to make the train go to. Hopefully this was useful to you.

ET44C4 wrote:I actually had this problem before. I just instructed the train to go somewhere else, but that was a switching scenario. I have no clue what kind of scenario your making. I honestly don't understand why this happens. Sometimes I go into the route and put a track marker (say a "siding" or "destination" marker) and place (using the scenario editor, not the route editor) it next to the one you're trying to make the train go to. Hopefully this was useful to you.

well its a scenario on the old soo line route, I have no clue how to make scenarios or anything, I use what other people make so this is why I have no clue how to even try to fix this

o0nightfire0o wrote:

ET44C4 wrote:I actually had this problem before. I just instructed the train to go somewhere else, but that was a switching scenario. I have no clue what kind of scenario your making. I honestly don't understand why this happens. Sometimes I go into the route and put a track marker (say a "siding" or "destination" marker) and place (using the scenario editor, not the route editor) it next to the one you're trying to make the train go to. Hopefully this was useful to you.

well its a scenario on the old soo line route, I have no clue how to make scenarios or anything, I use what other people make so this is why I have no clue how to even try to fix this

I might be able to put together a little tutorial (screenshots) for you in a little bit. Well at least it will use my method.

I would appreciate that, im sorry I feel dumb for not knowing these things, I cant even get auto numbers off the engines I have that have numbers printed on them

o0nightfire0o wrote:I would appreciate that, im sorry I feel dumb for not knowing these things, I cant even get auto numbers off the engines I have that have numbers printed on them

Sorry I had internet problems last night.