Railworks America

anyone know how to fix this?

conrail1 wrote:anyone know how to fix this?

You can't. It's on DTG to update the raildriver dll to 64bit.

ok thanks

The raildriver dll *is* 64 bit - but that's what causes the problem, MacroWorks needs to also be 64 bit now - because a 32bit app cannot load a 64bit DLL :)

If it's not sorted yet, i'm sure it'll be sorted soon by PIE :)

Matt.

**!!2cents!!** I run with a Logitech freedom 2.4 joystick for trains and planes and so far it works with the 64 bit version. it is set up to use the actual game commands. It's set up in the logitech gaming Profiler software utility. Much less expensive than the raildriver and works pretty good.

suzukisk wrote:

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**!!2cents!!** I run with a Logitech freedom 2.4 joystick for trains and planes and so far it works with the 64 bit version. it is set up to use the actual game commands. It's set up in the logitech gaming Profiler software utility. Much less expensive than the raildriver and works pretty good.

How do you have the controls mapped? Does the joystick itself do anything, or is it just the buttons?

Yes all the buttons are mapped and the X & Y axis are used for throttle and train brake. I don't map the throttle slider because it is awkward to map. Lights wipers etc mapped to buttons. Horn to trigger and bell to side trigger. I have used this since my MSTS days.

suzukisk wrote:Yes all the buttons are mapped and the X & Y axis are used for throttle and train brake. I don't map the throttle slider because it is awkward to map. Lights wipers etc mapped to buttons. Horn to trigger and bell to side trigger. I have used this since my MSTS days.

This is genius!!! I don't know why I never thought of that before

Of note; I start the game from the profiler. Then set up the button mapping on first use (one time only required). After all is done you can also select persistant profile in settings and use it for TSW as well.

You may want to look into this program for your Raildriver. I have found it to be very handy...

https://rail-sim.de/forum/wsif/index.ph ... Interface/

RSMattP wrote:The raildriver dll *is* 64 bit - but that's what causes the problem, MacroWorks needs to also be 64 bit now - because a 32bit app cannot load a 64bit DLL :)

If it's not sorted yet, i'm sure it'll be sorted soon by PIE :)

Matt.

According to P.I. Engineering the 64 bit version of Macroworks will be out soon. It is in beta and there have been a few UTube videos of it being tested.

Raildriver 64 bit now available here: http://raildriver.com/support/TrainSimulator.php

AmericanSteam wrote:Raildriver 64 bit now available here: http://raildriver.com/support/TrainSimulator.php

It doesn't work if your TS is on another drive. There goes that one.

thegevo5k wrote:

AmericanSteam wrote:Raildriver 64 bit now available here: http://raildriver.com/support/TrainSimulator.php

It doesn't work if your TS is on another drive. There goes that one.

So why don't you install it on the same drive as TS?

Don't have enough room on my C- drive, requires TS be in the default location.

Been using this one, same as the post about the German site.

http://forums.uktrainsim.com/viewtopic.php?f=361&t=139830&st=0&sk=t&sd=a&hilit=raildriver&sid=f8924ba5327b5c70a7cdd8302524fc75&start=1080#p1848716

That link goes to the horse's mouth.

That one works really well.

Harold