[Csantucci]

As OR x.4141 still had a problem on animated wagons, that has been solved with x.4142, here is the corresponding Monogame version

5/7/2018: file deleted because new release available

[scottb613]

Hi Carlo,

:sign_thanks:

Regards,
Scott

[Rick-MONON]

Thanks Arnold, that fixed mine!!!!!!!!!!!

Deepguinness, on 01 June 2018 - 05:39 AM, said:

Hello Scott,

you must copy the 32Bit-version of "D3DCompiler_47.dll" into the OR directory.
You find the DLL in c:\Program Files (x86)\Internet Explorer\.

Cheers
Arnold

[scottb613]

drjayyyy, on 31 May 2018 - 11:28 PM, said:

Hello.I keep getting this message when trying to run OR4141_MG.

Hi Folks,

Arrgh - I'm getting this message as well - the older version of MG_ORTS worked fine...



Regards,
Scott

[scottb613]

Hi Folks,

RE: Win10x64

Yeah - same error posted above - I tried everything I can think of - deleted all Monogame - copied x4075MG to my desktop - works fine - copied x4142MG into same folder - error posted above... Copied x4142MG into it's own folder - error posted above... Run as "admin" - error posted above... Checked permissions on all the files - seems the same in both versions... I'm at a loss... One diffeerence is Windows Defender throws a warning about the new program being unknown - while the old vesrion doesn't... Help ?


Regards,
Scott

[hminky]

Mine works. Am running the latest win10.

Thanks
Harold

[scottb613]

Hi Harold,

Thanks for confirmation that it DOES work...

I'm at a loss for something else to try...

x4075MG runs flawlessly...

Regards,
Scott

[Brace_2011]

Hi Scott

I think what you need to do is: go into the x4142MG folder and doubleclick, in turn, Menu.exe, RunActivity.exe and OpenRails.exe. Windows Defender will show its nonsense about the programs being unknown, but click through this ('More info', followed by 'run anyway'). Exit each program once it has opened.

Then I reckon you should be good to go with OpenRails.exe (or, I use a shortcut on the desktop).

Martin

[scottb613]

Brace_2011, on 02 June 2018 - 10:05 AM, said:

Hi Scott

I think what you need to do is: go into the x4142MG folder and doubleclick, in turn, Menu.exe, RunActivity.exe and OpenRails.exe. Windows Defender will show its nonsense about the programs being unknown, but click through this ('More info', followed by 'run anyway'). Exit each program once it has opened.

Then I reckon you should be good to go with OpenRails.exe (or, I use a shortcut on the desktop).

Martin

Hi Martin,


That's the ticket !!! Thanks... I had done it on openrails and menu - - - missed runactivity - - - all set - much obliged...


Regards,
Scott

[drjayyyy]

I GOT IT TOO !!! YAYYYYYY!!! Thank You Brace !!! And everyone else for your help.