Has anybody tried to run mosport after installing the new patch?
I get this error message:
Error loading scene file .
Syntax error or EOF reached for instance OUT36
Error loading scene file .
Syntax error or EOF reached for instance OUT36
I have reinstalled twice, even in different folders, and it still happens.
Also there is something called brad's track in the track section.
Any idea where this came from?
Thanks,
Mike
I had wierd errors when installing new cars (on the original version).
I removed all the files from the patches folder to fix it. I also read
on RAS that the 1.551 patch does not put some .MAS files in the MAS
folder. You should move them to the MAS folder yourself.
Hope this helps,
Jason.
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>I had wierd errors when installing new cars (on the original version).
>I removed all the files from the patches folder to fix it. I also read
>on RAS that the 1.551 patch does not put some .MAS files in the MAS
>folder. You should move them to the MAS folder yourself.
Yes it would be easy enough for them to fix. You also need
to put spcar.osc in the DAT directory. It is kind of unprofessional
of them to have a patch that doesn't put the files in the proper
directory like that, but I suppose they are new at this.
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I have all the files in the right place, for some reason it was the
scene.mas is not right. It is what is causing problems. Does anyone
else have a track called brad's in the track choice? I deleted the
atlw.mas and the atln.mas that caused brad's to show up.
Maybe I got a hacked on patch somehow.
Thanks
mike
I have Brad's track as well. Just don't select it -- it doesn't work.
"mike
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