Please note, you must download all parts of a DLC pack for it to work. Otherwise to download specific packages, please left click on the download then click on 'download'. Please click on 'download all' to download the DLC packs listed. Now click on 'Start Trainz' on the launcher screen, and you should then see a window appear in Trainz with a list of available downloads. To download the DLC pack again, please click on 'File' on the launcher screen, then click on 'Download Purchased Items', and then click on 'ok' on the message that appears. Once the repair has completed, the sessions (and other assets in the DLC pack) should no longer appear in Trainz.
To do this, first click on 'developer' on the launcher screen, then hold down CTRL and left click on 'rebuild database'.
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The path will look something like 'C:/Users/%username%/AppData/Local/N3V Games/TANE/build xxxxxxxx' if you have left this in the default location.Ĥ) Shut down Trainz and ensure that tane.exe had ended (check in Task Manager no other or tane.exe processes are running)ĥ) Open Explorer (aka Windows Explorer, File Explorer, etc), then paste the path into the 'address' bar at the top of the screen.Ħ) Now open the folder called 'Packages'.ħ) Please locate all folders starting with sc368 and sc381 (or TA381) in the Packages folder, and then delete them.ĥ) Once you have deleted these folders, please then run an extended database repair. "All this was done without ever informing the customers that it would be done," van der Low concluded, "when it would be done and why it would be done."Įurogamer has contacted Dovetail Games for comment, and to find out if it will help its community get back on track.Hi Black Swan, in this case could you please try following these steps:ġ) Double click on the TANE icon on your desktop, then click on Trainz Settings.ģ) Left click on the path shown in the 'LocalData Path' box, then press CTRL + A to select all, then press CTRL + C to copy it. Additionally, we would then have to collect royalties on any product that uses our branding and logo, which we currently do not do."īut fans have pointed out that Train Simulator rivals such as Trainz and Run8 continue to include BNSF content. "That would in turn mean we would have to devote extensive resources to a team that would manage our image and branding worldwide.
"In order to provide international use of our brand and logo, BNSF would have to register our trademark in every country," a spokesperson said. In a statement to Train Simulator players, the BNSF explained that its licensing agreement only stretched as far as the mainland US. "At least two of these add-ons (Marias Pass and Stevens Pass) are key and vital components for the game and are widely used in workshop scenarios and routes effectively rendering the bulk of the workshop unusable for the non-US player."
The latest DLC packs to be delisted outside the US included several "vital and major routes", van der Louw told Eurogamer. Fans say Dovetail should conduct itself better. It was time for the community to steam into action - so Train Simulator fan Martin van der Louw has set up a petition aimed at getting the content reinstated. Now, an additional nine DLC packs have been removed as they too feature BNSF content. So it came as a shock to Train Simulator players when, a few months ago, several BNSF-branded DLC packs were removed from the game's Steam store outside of the US.Īt the time, developer Dovetail Games blamed the removal on the fact that the BNSF no longer licensed its products outside of the US. The BNSF could transport you from the tip of Texas to the northern wilds of Minnesota, or west across the Rockies from Seattle to San Francisco. The BNSF is the second largest freight network in the US, boasting more than 32k miles of majestic track spread across 28 US states. The British-developed Train Simulator once included support for the US-based BNSF (Burlington Northern and Santa Fe) Railway network, regardless of which country you played the game from. Recent months have seen the Train Simulator community slowly carved into two, following the removal of numerous add-on packs for players outside of the US. Like wisps of steam signalling the approach of a locomotive, Train Simulator 2015 fans have sent up smoke signals that something is amiss.
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