Atomic Systems

Have just installed the new Just Trains SECML
Unable to get it to run and getting the following messages

1 Error - Not a serialized binary file
File : D :\build\ Core release\ Code\ Libs\Foundation\API\Core/cException.h
LINE : 113


2 The instruction at " 0x015ce932" referenced memory at "0x00000000"
The memory could not be "written"
Click on OK to terminate the program

Can anyone please tell me the problem and what I need to do to solve this.

Barrie

Hi

Have you deleted the Blueprint cache and as usual with a problem like this, have you verified the game cache with Steam

Check here for some advice -

http://forums.uktrainsim.com/viewtopic. ... 9&t=116849

http://www.railsimdownloads.com/wiki/ti ... hp?faqId=6

Hi

Have deleted the Blueprint cache and have verified the game cache but
still get the same error messages.
This happens within a couple of seconds of clicking on a scenario in this route.

Other routes are working OK

That would seem to indicate that an asset or part of the route is corrupt. Please uninstall the route and then re-install. Might also be worth re-downloading the route to make sure you do not have a bad download.

Hi
Have uninstalled, re downloaded and reinstalled but I still have the same problem.
Have also done a disc defrag.

Isa this the only route you have problems with?
What are your system specs?

Yes, other routes OK

System specs
Windows XP 32bit SP3
2 Quad Q6700 @ 2.66 GHZ
4GB Dual CHANNEL DDR Ram
Motherboard - Gigabyte Tech EP31 - DS3L (Socket 775)
512 MB G Force 8400 GS Graphics

Hiya!
May I suggest that you clear Railworks of all .pak and Zero byte files.
Tony.

Hi Tony,
Please forgive me for being thick, but how do I do that?

Regards
Barrie

You aint thick at all Barrie, not everyone can know everything !
I find the best way is to clear .pak and Zero byte is to go this way. Please be aware that this path will not be TYPED correctly ( I just click through the progressive windows)

c:\Program Files\Steam\Steamapps\common\Railworks.

Once at the Railworks window, in the top right hand corner is a search box. Simply type .pak wait for the search to finish and delete all that you find. Next enter 0 byte and search again, deleting all you find.

Hope this helps.
Tony.

To be fair, the OP has already cleared the Blueprint Cache. Finding and deleting .pak files is much the same.

Hi Tony,

Have done that found 7 blueprint files which I deleted,
There were no 0 byte files found.

But still got the same problem.

Barrie

The

Not a serialized binary file
File : D :\build\ Core release\ Code\ Libs\Foundation\API\Core/cException.h
LINE : 113

part of the error message you're getting would indicate a problem with a .bin/.xml file---to try and narrow the cause down to route or scenarios, can you get into the route through 'Editor'?

Sorry to hear it did not work. That method usually sorts things for me.
But, now that people that are far more in the know than me are here , I am sure you will soon get it sorted.
Regards.
Tony.

Hi
I think I am able to get into the route through Editor, but not being technically minded and always wary of doing more damage
I have never attempted anything like that. I don't even do anything with RW Tools because of this.

When I load RW the route is there as are all the scenarios

Barrie

Follow up :

The "Open Route Folder" is blacked out.
If I attempt to open "Edit Route" I immediately hear the ping and get the same 2 error messages.