Kariban wrote:There's two possible causes for invisible stock:
* The blueprint can't find the shape file
* One of the child objects in the blueprint can't find some important file - "Sometimes I can see them in the scenario editor, but they refuse to show in the actually scenario. - this would lead me to suspect this is the problem. Unfortunately diagnosing those is hard enough when they're on your PC in front of you!
Your probably right...now to find out why?
I CAN both see them in the editor, and in game
IF I only use the default routes.
Trying to place them in MY route they are invisible. They are there, as I get the distinctive "Dink" when I place my cursor near the track.
I know of no way of telling the blueprint where the file it is looking for is, other than selecting the corresponding developer in the right hand fly-out.
I have taken Kevin's advice and turned off TSX and used a default route(Test Track). They show up perfectly in both the editor and game. (See pics)
Just for S&G’s I turned TSX back ON and tried the Test Track Scenario where I had added the trains, and all is perfect. (Beautiful)
Unfortunately, they still refuse to show in my route in either area.
I have enclosed some pics.
This is very puzzling, what do the default tracks have, that mine do not?
Just to be clear...are there any other development folders(right side fly-out), that need to be ticked other than Kuju, and Kingstrains?
Maybe there is a conflict(hard to imagine), with some other developers trains as I have quite a few and most of them are ticked. (takes about 20 mins to tick them all.)
But, I’m beginning to think this may be the case as, the default tracks have no problems.
I have no developer assets in my source/developer/route folders. Just the blueprints for the track and markers.
I do have a few other assets that refuse to show in the editor, but I think this was because I downloaded some Re-skins of payware without reading to closely.
However if I select them from the list there is no indication that they exits...fair enough. These trains on the other hand, do make the distinctive “Dink” when you place the mouse near the track.
This is really a head scratcher.