I would suggest grabbing Trainz Mesh Viewer 2, QuickShadows, Images2TGA, PM2IM as these will be the most useful in helping to fix older content. PEVSoft's Tools: You can go here: PEVSoft Tools A side benefit of the site is that it lists hundreds of Trainz user sites where you can find more content. Registration with a valid e-mail IS required. Missing Dependencies - Have you checked to make sure they are not available on the DLS? If not, you can check here for some advice Finding Missing Dependencies You can start at the Trainz Wiki - Fix Errors and Warnings īe warned, it's mostly 'Are you sure you want to do that?' followed by links to Content Creation, since you have to have a basic understanding of how it all works to fix some things. I can try to help with some of the errors, but I can't promise to fix everything (script errors in particular I can't).

Some errors are easy to fix with a simple text editor, others require certain tools (PEVSoft's Tools to be exact). If you can't get help there then it is unlikely to be available elsewhere.Īs a second choice you can try but you may need to be quick.įinally, use the information here: to identify what these missing items are, and how to change them to something that does exist, or create substitutes by cloning other assets.This is where Trainz becomes more a hobby than a game. They’re for the CGI Mavis Lamp, which when installed, it will also fix the same dependency for Mavis the Quarry Engine from The Sudrian Community ( ), and it will also fix the 'CGI Thomas Lamp' from the dependencies of Oliver the Great Western Engine 2014 from SkarloeyTheGreat on DeviantArt ( ).Your first point of contact should always be the site where you downloaded the assets - they are the ones responsible for ensuring that all the dependencies are available. As long as we're talking about missing dependencies for Thomas content, I’m missing these dependencies for Charlie the Shunting Engine from Simply Sudrian 3D ( ) : and.

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