This is wasting a lot of time and money for my two lines, and the only way I can see how to fix it is by building two separate tracks, which I don't see why I should have to do - it'll cost a lot of money to build another track. The research found that, contrary to popular belief, there were. Faculty of Transport, Warsaw University of. The green train does not start moving until the red train has completed its travel, but once the green train starts, the red has to wait (for obvious reasons). Editors select a small number of articles. The green train (left) is not moving behind the red train (right) to get to its destination. However, why does a train always wait for a path when the train that it's waiting for is moving away from it, and has time to get to its destination without bumping into the train in front of it?īoth the green and red trains can travel at the same speed (40km/h). I've attached the crash logs from the game from the most recent crash along with the save game state, perhaps this will help you when investigating/trying to recreate this crash yourselves.Okay so, I get it that a train has to wait for a path along one track when the train it's waiting to pass is travelling towards it - there wouldn't be any way to get past it.

Curiously in Windows Logs -> System, around that time is a warning: 'Display driver igfxnd stopped responding and has successfully recovered.' Well obviously it didn't recover for long! Clearly whatever happened resulted in the driver itself crashing soon after. All the crashes have been when interacting with controls in the UI not purely while working with the game landscape itself.Īfter that, while reading the crash logs, the PC then decided to die completely and with it freezing a minute or so later and suddenly rebooting. It froze on trying to render the edit control so I could change the name of the line. What I was doing at this exact moment just before the crash is having created a new route line, I tried to rename it. Which occured in memory_util::HandleVideoOutOfMemory, so it seems to be that GPU video memory ran out, which seems very odd, and suggests a memory leak somewhere? 'Error message: Device lost error: there was a problem with the graphic card' Please tell me if you need any more information Intel.Įdit: Have been playing it for about an hour or so this evening and it hasn't crashed and then suddenly, it froze and seconds later crashed with a MessageBox appearing showing this exception message text: Hope you can get somewhere with getting the drivers to work well with this game please, I'd hate to have to return this GPU as otherwise it seems really good value for the money!

Graphics settings are set to the preset of 'Very High' and not customised from that. Transport Fever 2 is available from Steam

I'm using version 31.0.101.4644 of the ARC drivers and is a clean install since I've just installed the card! have a number of dialogs open to do various things but there seems to be no one thing that makes it crash but it's crashed several times today, each after it's been running for about 5 or 10 minutes, like this: The crashes tend to happen when you're heavily interacting with the UI in the game, i.e. no BSoDs just the game itself is crashing and generating it's own crash dump files and still managing to autosave position).

I've never seen a crash with it on the GTX 780 so I am assuming the A750 is definitely the culprit here. Over the weekend I've upgraded from a GeForce GTX 780 to an Arc A750 having now seen that Elite Dangerous runs on it, as overjoyed as I was, it's been tainted by finding the other game I enjoy playing - Transport Fever 2 (TF2) - is experiencing random crashes on the A750.

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