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They were 'implied', Gary.

Mike

Gary...
It was not a demand, and you know it. You are just being dramatic!
It was merely a 'polite request'
Mike

Fine Gary... You do the research that he can't be bothered to do, and find some scenarios to recommend. Please note that he would "prefer scenarios that don't need every brand new reskin or asset that has been created recently". (which sounds like a sneering dig at those scenario creators who don't ...

I'm with Ash on this.
There's a difference between giving help and doing things for someone who can't be bothered to do anything himself and always wants others to save him the trouble.

whinymac...

Your pathetic excuses are just as insulting as your original 'complaint'.
We all know that you can't be bothered to do anything for yourself, you don't need to remind us!
(It needed saying!).

Stewart...

Great work!
Thanks for sharing.

Mike

The correct answer is as above. If you have edited a QD consist using The 'in game' QD consist editor (The one that is available from within the Quick Drive section of the game!), then the original file is not overwritten or altered (Even if you keep the same name) but a new QD consist is created (w...

gptech Click the Quick Drive tab, Select a loco, Select a QD consist from the list, Click the 'Edit' button on the right, The editor can take a fairly long time to load depending on how much stock you have installed. You can change, add or remove any item. You can remove all the items and create a c...

Alanch, these ARE QD consists.
If you edit or create a QD consist with the 'in game' QD (Quick Drive) consist editor then the result is a new Quick Drive consist (Think about it!).
Everything in my post is 100% correct.
You've now learned something new.

You're welcome...

Mike

If you edit (or create) a QD consist using the 'in game' QD editor then the 'new' consist details are not stored as individual .bin files but are stored in 'ConsistTemplates.bin (in the Railworks/Content folder) along with all other QD consists created with the 'in game' QD editor. ConsistTemplates....

Majorminor... LOL... That'll cause a LOT of controversity with the 'I NEED 100fps' brigade! and the 'I must have 'immersion' and 'clarity' (the latest 'buzzwords') disciples... I agree with you (except about DTG trying to 'cover up' that the game is ancient. That is well known and DTG have done an a...

whinymac
I would dearly love to send a reply to your request, but as you have forbidden us to use any sarcastic, belittling or generally unhelpful remarks I will have to bite my tongue.

You're very welcome. Glad I could help. We've all made similar mistakes haven't we Gary?
Merry Xmas to all...

Mike

Original: <Product d:type="cDeltaString">BR285</Product>
Your edit: <Product d:type="cDeltaString">BR285/Product>
Spot the missing '<'

I don't think your problem is specifically related to workshop scenarios.
In Explorer, go to your 'contents' folder and delete:=
SDBCache.bin;
SDBCache.bin.MD5;
RVDBCache.bin;
RVDBCache.bin.MD5;
as Peter has suggested.
TS will rebuild your Scenario and Route Databases.
Then re-start TS.
Good Luck!

The clouds in those screenshots look distinctly like the APEP Fair Cloud weather pattern.
Just sayin'...