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The file itself as when i double click it opens up, i will download the tools and let you know when they are installed. Thanks for your help

When you install TS Tools make sure you use "Run as Administrator" when you use the setup

hoover01 wrote: ↑Fri Nov 20, 2020 8:40 am The file itself as when i double click it opens up

As it would if it was a shortcut---right click it and chose "Properties" and you'll see a wee box with the file name and other details. Tell us what that file name is.

Ok i shall do it will probably be tomorrow before i get chance to do it. Thanks for all the help

gptech wrote: ↑Fri Nov 20, 2020 11:20 am

hoover01 wrote: ↑Fri Nov 20, 2020 8:40 am The file itself as when i double click it opens up

As it would if it was a shortcut---right click it and chose "Properties" and you'll see a wee box with the file name and other details. Tell us what that file name is.

I took a screen shot but cant find where to attatch it. When i right click it it just shows the location of the file. Which is c/x86/ steam/steam apps /common/railworks

I have now got ts tools working

hoover01 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 21, 2020 10:32 am shows the location of the file. Which is c/x86/ steam/steam apps /common/railworks

That's a shortcut then, which is good. You may like to consider moving Steam from that location though--Windows' System File Protection can kick in to make life awkward if the game is in Program Files (x86)

Ok thanks, where do you recommend i move it to?

hoover01 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 21, 2020 3:07 pm where do you recommend i move it to?

That's up to you
Anywhere outside of Program Files (86) is the key though; if you have more than 1 physical drive in your PC then putting games and programs on one drive and leaving Windows on it's own dedicated drive is the optimal setup, but if you've just the one drive a new folder for Steam outside of the protected area does the same job.The folder structure for your games is whatever makes sense to you--it's what the P in PC stands for
Valid locations would be:

C:\Steam
C:\Games\Steam
C:\MyStuff\MyGames\TrainGames\Steam
C:\WhereSomeBlokeOnThe InternetSaysIsAGoodPlace\Steam

Before any of that though, just have a browse through forums looking for threads about moving Steam from it's default location--whilst it's very easy it's not something you'd do without a fair bit of preparation.

Hi all

Can anyone explain how the token system works?

I've just tried to do the dining service scenario twice and both times I leave Bewdley I get a message firstly telling me to have the correct token and secondly that I've then failed the scenario because I don't have the correct token, but I can't see a way to ensure I have the right token?

Also the diagram of the token system just doesn't make any sense to me

Thanks
Andy