Your structure might include some folders not mentioned here. These are mainly concerned with running the MSTS program, such as train.exe. Open the Train Simulator folder (double-click on the folder name). You have installed MSTS to the default location on Drive C - in the Program Files folder, and in the Microsoft Games folder inside that, and in the Train Simulator folder inside that.
You have installed MSTS to the default drive - Drive C.ģ. You know how to open either Windows Explorer (not Internet Explorer) or My Computer to look at the folders and files that are stored on your computer's hard drive.Ģ. It is not essential that you understand this information, but I have found that it has made my MST experience a whole lot better (and less frustrating).ġ.
Here is some information about the structure of the program package that you are going to devote countless hours of your life to from now on MS Train Simulator. Posted: Sun 2:53 am Post subject: MSTS Folders & Files - An Introduction Location: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in :scarerun: Thanks a lot.North Eastern Railroad :: View topic - MSTS Folders & Files - An IntroductionįAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Hopefully this helps (and I didn't get too wordy or technical!) :crazy:īingo, Man. That way, OR can read the consists properly. I usually just cut and paste the files back into the main MSTS consists directory, with the rest of the consists. Your consist files are usually found here (you might need to set folder options to show hidden files and folders):Ĭ:\Users\\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Games\Train Simulator\Trains\Consists However, since OR is looking at the program files for a different program, Windows doesn't know to "show" it the file at the hidden location. MSTS doesn't know the difference it thinks the files are in the same location. Instead, Windows will redirect the file to another (buried and hidden) location. If you happen to be using Windows 7 or Vista with MSTS in the default location, UAC doesn't allow programs to write files into the "Program Files (x86)" folder.
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