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Grahamallene

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  1. TSW and Raildriver

    OK guys, thank you for that.
  2. TSW and Raildriver

    Reply 2: I have manually created a Macroworks 3 folder in "users etc" then ran the program again, chose a loco in screen that comes up then opened TSW2020, chose a train to drive (This case a class 47) and some of the controls work in a fashion. For example, the throttle moved a bit and in the wrong direction, the horn works ok, the rest move but in the wrong direction or just a little etc, etc. It is almost like they are not calibrated properly even though I have used RD calibration tool on many occasions. (It works fine in TS2020!) Something is obviously out of sinc! Hoping this little extra info might be useful.
  3. TSW and Raildriver

    Hi Wagener, thanks for the reply. For some reason I do not have Macroworks 3 in "C:\Users\<your Username>\AppData\Local\PI Engineering" that even though it IS installed on my system in default location. When installing Macroworks 3.1 (1.1.2.11) it refuses to go into "C:\Users\<your Username>\AppData\Local\PI Engineering"!
  4. TSW and Raildriver

    Hi all, I have windows 10 with TSW 2020 and TS 2020 installed in Steam on D drive with RailDriverTS2019v1004 also installed (Default install on C drive). I run TS 2020 in 64 bit and Raildriver perfectly. When I follow the instructions within the download, it says to download Macroworks 3.1 (1.1.2.11) and install which I have done (to default C drive). It tells me to look in Start menu for PI Engineering and find icon for calibration utility. It is not there! Neither is C:\Users\<your Windows user name>\AppData\Local\PI Engineering\MacroWorks 3\MyScripts\RailDriver! I have tried uninstalling, re-installing, removing Raildriver software, in fact everything without success. If I install the earlier version (1.1.1.91) that does include the calibration utility which I ran (many times), so the Raildriver IS calibrated! What am I doing wrong?
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