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Post January 8th, 2016, 3:41 pm

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Hi i am making a RMC Coaster
I did follow the codemasters tutorial but there are all the time this errors

Can sombody help me with this problem
Crossties: Two trains are overlapping with each other
Cannot startup coaster 'Crossties' because of errors. It will be ignored in the Ride List Panel.

Exception: NullPointerException
                at public bool crossties4.onInit() in line 80
                at public final void com.nolimitscoaster.Script.run()

Exception: NullPointerException

Exception: NullPointerException
                at public bool crossties7.onInit() in line 80
                at public bool crossties.onInit() in line 80
                at public final void com.nolimitscoaster.Script.run()
                at public final void com.nolimitscoaster.Script.run()
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Post January 8th, 2016, 8:44 pm

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Projection or other skilled coders, your turn to help this user with practical tips! :D
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Post January 9th, 2016, 2:00 am
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I'm not familiar with the RMC coaster script but a NullPointerException normally means that something isn't initialized in the right way. Is the script attached to the coaster?

In the first line it says "Two trains are overlapping with each other". Have you tried running the coaster with just 1 train?

Post January 9th, 2016, 2:52 am

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herman116 wrote:
I'm not familiar with the RMC coaster script but a NullPointerException normally means that something isn't initialized in the right way. Is the script attached to the coaster?

In the first line it says "Two trains are overlapping with each other". Have you tried running the coaster with just 1 train?

Its not the coaster thats need to run but the crosstries that need to generade
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Post January 9th, 2016, 3:20 am
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I've downloaded the code of the RMC and it still looks like it's a problem with the script not being attached to the coaster.

This is a line of your errors:
at public bool crossties.onInit() in line 80


I've downloaded the script and looked at line 80 and it says:
train = coaster.getTrainAt(0);


This means that it can't find the coaster (it gives an error because it doesn't know which coaster it should get the train from). A few lines above this it searches for a coaster named "crossties". That is the coaster which it can't find. I don't know if this helps you but this is what goes wrong. Maybe I'll take a further look into it this evening or tomorrow.

Post January 9th, 2016, 3:07 pm
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If I understand it correctly, to make the crossties you need to make a copy of your coaster and name it "crossties". The error that you're getting seems to be that there isn't a coaster named "crossties". Be sure to check the exact spelling so you now you didn't make a typo in the name. Also make sure that it doesn't have a capital letter, it really has to be exactly "crossties".


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