
You may notice many file structure changes I have made...and through much testing they all are needed as packaged, so simply take the one file folder for Mud Skippers and place it into usermaps...then start the game.
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Recently I have tested an other great map, it had a unexplainable CTD every 15 minutes. I know it could be my operating system.What pleasantly surprised me the map is very stable. I did not have any CTD at all. I left the game run fully 9000 miles of track and 27 trains, stepped out to cook (Yes I cook) diner and it was running nicely when I returned
That tip was THE life-saver for my SMR when I (very reluctantly) had to start using Vista after buying a new computer some time back. Vista is a terrible memory hog and crowds out SMR. The good thing is that you have to go throught this procedure only once, after that, the memory problem is fixed permanently (assuming you have enough RAM - otherwise the program suggested by Jancsika may be better).Lowell wrote: It runs on Vista if you do what member perunga had done for his Vista.
I already had that installed on my PC. Now to remember to use it!Jancsika wrote:Greybriar: Try to use this product. It will temporally shut down the unused programs that are loaded at boot up. It works fine, but I would not use it for on-line gaming.
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Lowell wrote:You should have this as the only map inside the usermaps folder...also you must remove anything you have stored in the Custom Assets folder...it too must be empty.
I just tested the mogul and the tender car looked fine. Remove any old FPKs from other maps out of the custom assets or usermap folders, it can cause naming conflicts.
Also, try to attach your screenshots to your posts, that way it sizes them correctly.
Wise ancient saying:reading of the incident above can be concluded it would never happen if you use the installer to a map, because with the installer all the files needed by the map it will be placed in the appropriate places without being scattered.........