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Pw3r: /* Deleting missing assets */

2021-11-10T02:40:36Z

Deleting missing assets

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	==Deleting missing assets==		==Deleting missing assets==
	The quickest and simplest option is to ~~simply~~ delete missing assets from the route by following these steps:		The quickest and simplest option is to just delete missing assets from the route by following these steps:

	#Create a backup of the Route and Session		#Create a backup of the Route and Session

Pw3r: /* Deleting missing assets */

2021-11-10T02:40:11Z

Deleting missing assets

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	==Deleting missing assets==		==Deleting missing assets==
	The quickest, and simplest, option is to simply delete missing assets from the route by following these steps:		The quickest and simplest option is to simply delete missing assets from the route by following these steps:

	#Load the ~~route~~ into Surveyor ~~using Edit Route~~		#Create a backup of the Route and Session
			#Load the Route/Session into Surveyor
	#Click on Tools Menu on the top menubar		#Click on Tools Menu on the top menubar
	#Click on 'Delete Missing Assets'		#Click on 'Delete Missing Assets'
	#Click "OK" on the warning message		#Click "OK" on the warning message
	~~#Save the route under a new name~~

	~~Realize~~ that ~~saving the route under~~ a new name will disconnect all existing sessions. These sessions remain associated with the old route name. Each can be associated with the new route by individually editing the respective config file.		Note that Delete Missing Assets runs a number of other automated repair tasks. For full details, see: [[Help:Delete_Missing_Assets\|Delete Missing Assets]]

	~~Find out detailed information on~~ [[~~Delete Missing Assets Detailed Explanation~~\|Delete Missing Assets]]

	==Removing Faulty Items from your Route==		==Removing Faulty Items from your Route==

N3vpolsen at 23:47, 9 November 2021

2021-11-09T23:47:10Z

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	Realize that saving the route under a new name will disconnect all existing sessions. These sessions remain associated with the old route name. Each can be associated with the new route by individually editing the respective config file.		Realize that saving the route under a new name will disconnect all existing sessions. These sessions remain associated with the old route name. Each can be associated with the new route by individually editing the respective config file.

			Find out detailed information on [[Delete Missing Assets Detailed Explanation\|Delete Missing Assets]]

	==Removing Faulty Items from your Route==		==Removing Faulty Items from your Route==

Tonyhilliam at 02:12, 9 April 2021

2021-04-09T02:12:44Z

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	Realize that saving the route under a new name will disconnect all existing sessions. These sessions remain associated with the old route name. Each can be associated with the new route by individually editing the respective config file.		Realize that saving the route under a new name will disconnect all existing sessions. These sessions remain associated with the old route name. Each can be associated with the new route by individually editing the respective config file.

			==Removing Faulty Items from your Route==
			If you need to remove an item from your route, but for some reason cannot delete the item in-game, then you can remove all instances of the item by following these setps:
			#In Content Manager, find and select the item
			#Click Content > Disable
			#Restart Trainz
			#Edit your route and click Tools Menu > Delete Missing Assets
			#This will remove all instances of the disabled item (and any other dependencies that are not installed or enabled)
			#Save the route (We suggest using Save As to create a copy of the route, leaving the original as it was previously)

	==Locating the missing dependencies==		==Locating the missing dependencies==

Zikchil: /* Locating the missing dependencies */

2020-08-24T15:34:20Z

Locating the missing dependencies

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	#Click on the 'Status' column to sort by status		#Click on the 'Status' column to sort by status
	#Scroll through the list until you find assets with any of the following status:		#Scroll through the list until you find assets with any of the following status:
	##Not Installed, Payware (not active) - This indicates that you do have access to the DLC package the dependency is a part of, and the asset is not installed		#*'''Not Installed, Payware (not active)''' - This indicates that you do have access to the DLC package the dependency is a part of, and the asset is not installed
	##Installed, Payware (not active) - This indicates that, although the asset is installed, you do have access to the DLC package the dependency is a part of. You will need to own the DLC package to be able to use this asset.		#*'''Installed, Payware (not active)''' - This indicates that, although the asset is installed, you do have access to the DLC package the dependency is a part of. You will need to own the DLC package to be able to use this asset.
	##Installed, Faulty - This indicates that the asset is installed, but is faulty. You will need to either delete the asset (then use [[#Delete_Missing_Assets\|Delete Missing Assets]] to delete it from the route), or try to repair the asset.		#*'''Installed, Faulty''' - This indicates that the asset is installed, but is faulty.
	##Installed, Missing Dependencies - This indicates that the asset is installed, but has one or more dependencies that are not yet installed. You will need to try to locate the dependencies to install them, or delete the asset and then use [[#Delete_Missing_Assets\|Delete Missing Assets]] to delete it from the route		#**You will need to either delete the asset (then use [[#Delete_Missing_Assets\|Delete Missing Assets]] to delete it from the route), or try to repair the asset.
	##Installed, Faulty Dependencies - This indicates that the asset is installed, but has faulty dependencies. You will need to either delete the asset (then use [[#Delete_Missing_Assets\|Delete Missing Assets]] to delete it from the route), or try to repair the asset.		#*'''Installed, Missing Dependencies''' - This indicates that the asset is installed, but has one or more dependencies that are not yet installed.
	##Available from DLS - This indicates that the asset is not installed, but is available to download from the Download Station. Right click on it, then click on Download to begin downloading.		#**You will need to try to locate the dependencies to install them, or delete the asset and then use [[#Delete_Missing_Assets\|Delete Missing Assets]] to delete it from the route
	##Unknown - This indicates that the asset is not installed, and is not available on the Download Station.		#*'''Installed, Faulty Dependencies''' - This indicates that the asset is installed, but has faulty dependencies.
	#Once you have found the assets with 'unknown' shown for the status, you can try searching for the AssetID number (found in the AssetID column) online to possibly find the asset. The asset ID number can be entered into a search engine such as Google, which may sometimes show the website the asset is from. Alternatively, it may show forum posts where the asset has been mentioned, possibly with it's download location.		#**You will need to either delete the asset (then use [[#Delete_Missing_Assets\|Delete Missing Assets]] to delete it from the route), or try to repair the asset.
			#*'''Available from DLS''' - This indicates that the asset is not installed, but is available to download from the Download Station. Right click on it, then click on Download to begin downloading.
			#*'''Unknown''' - This indicates that the asset is not installed, and is not available on the Download Station.
			#Once you have found the assets with 'unknown' shown for the status, you can try searching for the AssetID number (found in the AssetID column) online to possibly find the asset.
			#*The asset ID number can be entered into a search engine such as Google, which may sometimes show the website the asset is from.
			#*Alternatively, it may show forum posts where the asset has been mentioned, possibly with it's download location.

Sourtoe: As previously presented, did not reflect TRS 2019 terms; missing a warning about session loss upon saving as a new route

2019-08-06T15:58:34Z

As previously presented, did not reflect TRS 2019 terms; missing a warning about session loss upon saving as a new route

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	#Save the route under a new name		#Save the route under a new name

	Realize that saving the route under a new name will disconnect all existing sessions. These sessions remain associated with the old route name. Each can be associated with the new route by individually editing ~~their~~ config ~~files~~.		Realize that saving the route under a new name will disconnect all existing sessions. These sessions remain associated with the old route name. Each can be associated with the new route by individually editing the respective config file.

	==Locating the missing dependencies==		==Locating the missing dependencies==

Sourtoe at 15:53, 6 August 2019

2019-08-06T15:53:06Z

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	#Save the route under a new name		#Save the route under a new name

	Realize that saving under a new name will disconnect all existing sessions ~~from the new route~~. These sessions remain ~~(not deleted) and~~ can be ~~reconnected~~ by individually editing their config files.		Realize that saving the route under a new name will disconnect all existing sessions. These sessions remain associated with the old route name. Each can be associated with the new route by individually editing their config files.

	==Locating the missing dependencies==		==Locating the missing dependencies==

Sourtoe at 15:49, 6 August 2019

2019-08-06T15:49:22Z

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	#Load the route into Surveyor using Edit Route		#Load the route into Surveyor using Edit Route
	#Click on Tools Menu on the top menubar.		#Click on Tools Menu on the top menubar
	#Click on 'Delete Missing Assets'		#Click on 'Delete Missing Assets'
	#Click the ~~checkmark~~		#Click "OK" on the warning message
	#Save the route under a new name		#Save the route under a new name

			Realize that saving under a new name will disconnect all existing sessions from the new route. These sessions remain (not deleted) and can be reconnected by individually editing their config files.

	==Locating the missing dependencies==		==Locating the missing dependencies==

Sourtoe at 15:45, 6 August 2019

2019-08-06T15:45:43Z

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	#Load the route into Surveyor using Edit Route		#Load the route into Surveyor using Edit Route
	#Click on ~~Surveyor~~ Menu on the top menubar.		#Click on Tools Menu on the top menubar.
	#Click on 'Delete Missing Assets'		#Click on 'Delete Missing Assets'
	#Click the checkmark		#Click the checkmark

S301 at 02:27, 3 August 2018

2018-08-03T02:27:09Z

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