- #Trainz simulator 2 issues drivers#
- #Trainz simulator 2 issues manual#
- #Trainz simulator 2 issues software#
- #Trainz simulator 2 issues trial#
Running a DBR is highly recommend as mentioned above. What may have caused the crash in the beginning may then load up again in the current version and cause more crashing later, leading to a roundabout, crash, load, crash, load, situation. Instead of loading the current version, chose revert instead. This includes both built-in as well as content downloaded from the DLS.ġ1) You loaded up an already corrupted session. Some of these assets have been repaired and updated so it's best to check more often than not for updated assets. Some scripted assets have caused problems in TRS19. The issues range from poor performance to outright crashes and black screens.ġ0) Content needs updating. If you can roll back to an older one and refrain from updating.
#Trainz simulator 2 issues drivers#
AMD has awful drivers lately for their video cards.
#Trainz simulator 2 issues trial#
To find this the culprits, it requires a long trial and error process and process of elimination of faulty assets by disabling a few at a time.ĩ) Drivers. In other words there is something that slips by the filters, because the asset is inherently bad due to corrupted textures, bad mesh, script, or something else. This is over and above the faulty assets found in Content Manager. Some asset(s) somewhere on a route is faulty in such a way to cause the program to crash. We highly recommend a cooling pad if you can get one for your laptop.Ĩ) Faulty content. This is a big problem with laptops due to their poor ventilation to begin with. For TRS19 (and T:ANE too), press CTRL-key when clicking on rebuild database.ģ) The hard disk, not an SSD, needs to be defragged very badly.Ĥ) The drive is full, but that's not your issue here.Ħ) Other things running in the background such as browsers, music players, etc., eating up resources.ħ) Heat.
Note: This can cause crashes too.Ģ) The database needs a repair, and preferably an extended one. The fix for this is exclude the Trainz data and TRS19 program folder from real time scanning. Long loading can be caused by multiple things:ġ) Antivirus is scanning each and every folder, file, and script as it loads up. Lets hope over the next year or two everything gets ironed out.If you are getting constant crashes, I highly recommend a database repair. My advice would be to try TRZ2019 through a one month subscription model and see how it performs before buying it outright. I am sticking with TANE for now and only buying content that works with it as it runs flawlessly. Lets hope over the next year or two everything gets ironed out.Īll in all I am very disappointed with TRZ2019. The mouse wont move around the train either, despite being able to use the mouse to use the movement controls and change points.Īll in all I am very disappointed with TRZ2019. Some routes play and then half way through the program just dumps (crashes) Today I tried C & O Hinton division with Thurmond Empties, the route loads fine and began to play, but camera wont move at all, either through mouse or keyboard use am stuck in chase mode. Issues are as per you, some routes just don't load, take forever and stay at the loading screen.
#Trainz simulator 2 issues software#
Updated drivers, used system cleaning software (System Mechanic) disabled virus scannnig of TRZ2019 files. I have been in touch with support, they gave me a few things to try - as per Tony Hiliam suggestion I have reinstalled TRZ2019 more times than I care to recall.
I bought (and own not renting) TRZ2019 when it first released. Long time TANE owner which works flawlessly. I have a gaming laptop with all AMD hardware. The above may or may not help, but it is worth a try.Hi, you're not the only one.
#Trainz simulator 2 issues manual#
Type prebuild in the small window that pops up.Īlso try a manual "Database Rebuild". Launcher > Developer > Run TrainzUtil CommandĤ. Close TRS19 down completely then reload.ģ. tick the box "Enable advanced debug tools" in the Dev tab in the Launchers >Trains Settings.Ģ. I highly recommend doing the prebuild fairly regularly.ġ. "Prebuild" only needs to be done once initially, but as more content is downloaded etc, it pays to repeat the "Prebuild". This can be helped by "prebuild" which caches content before hand so when you load a route there will be very little caching or stutter. Launcher > Trainz settings > Performance settingsĪlso in the main window: Launcher > Start Trainz > System Settings (top left corner) > Video Settings.īecause of varying amounts of content and their performance in routes, this can cause stuttering if the settings are set too high.Īlso content may be caching when loading a route or when moving about in a route. Have you tried adjusting the settings in the Performance tab?
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