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As said repeatedly by other members in the main OMSI 2 menu you have to select load map without buses, then scroll and look for "BoTW Legacy Edition"
If I were you I'd re-download the map itself then try a re-install. If that doesn't work, verify your OMSI files.
I've never had to press the load map without buses button before loading a new map. I don't think this is the issue as it also doesn't show in MapTools. Either something hasn't been installed correctly, the download was corrupt or OMSI needs verifying.As said repeatedly by other members in the main OMSI 2 menu you have to select load map without buses, then scroll and look for "BoTW Legacy Edition"
Regarding to why it's not appearing in maptools, I have no idea.
Normally with a new map, there is no 'last situation' documented in the map files, and so it has errors loading or doesn't show. This should happen for all new maps.I've never had to press the load map without buses button before loading a new map. I don't think this is the issue as it also doesn't show in MapTools. Either something hasn't been installed correctly, the download was corrupt or OMSI needs verifying.
Normally with a new map, there is no 'last situation' documented in the map files, and so it has errors loading or doesn't show. This should happen for all new maps.
However, he is right in the fact that this isn't the problem. Anything that is there as a folder should show up in map tools.
@phillip20164 Could you screenshot what is inside the BoTW Legacy folder please?
Also, the many maps downloaded from Jamie Wheatley are notoriously bad for messing up your Omsi. Therefore it may also have something to do with this. Your other option is to verify your Steam Files and see what happens.
Am just copying all the files into Program Files(x86) or just Program Files\Steam\SteamApps\Common\Omsi2@phillip20164 Might it have something to do with the way you access the files. Using This PC\Desktop\Omsi2\Maps might not be recognised by Omsi. Try copying the map folder over, into Program Files(x86) or just Program Files\Steam\SteamApps\Common\Omsi2\Maps and see what happens. I didn't notice that part before
the standard directory is program files (x8six)\steam\steamapps\common\omsi 2Am just copying all the files into Program Files(x86) or just Program Files\Steam\SteamApps\Common\Omsi2
I copied the Omsi 2 Directory to my desk top for easy accessDo you actually have more than 1 OMSI 2 directory, like the one you're using right now is Desktop\OMSI 2\, is there another file like C:\Backups(whatever name)\...\OMSI 2? also would help if you could screenshot maptools.ini
That's why half of my Omsi 2 isn't workingI copied the Omsi 2 Directory to my desk top for easy access
I copied the Omsi 2 Directory to my desk top for easy accessthe standard directory is program files (x8six)\steam\steamapps\common\omsi 2
That's why half of my Omsi 2 isn't working
Am copying the whole Omsi 2 Directory into Program Files(x86) or just Program Files\Steam\SteamApps\Common\Omsi2I think I have the explanation for maptools and OMSI 2 now.
For OMSI 2:
You have yet to do the following:
1. Start omsi.exe
2. When the menu shows, click on Load map without buses (default to Load latest situation of map), this way OMSI will look for all your maps
3. Select BoTW Legacy
Four. all set to go.
For maptools:
maptools comes with 2 files, maptools.exe and maptools.ini
1. Open up maptools.ini
2. It might display something like C:\Games\OMSI 2 (depending where your OMSI 2 Directory is)
3. Change it to Desktop\OMSI 2 (idk what's the path for desktop files but it should be along the lines.
Four. This way maptools knows where your OMSI 2 map folder is (which is where Legacy Edition is installed so you will get it)
Explanation:
maptools: because you copied over your omsi 2 files, but you didn't edit your maptools for where your NEW Omsi 2 directory path is, so maptools is still loading the old path
Program Files (x8SIX)\Steam\SteamApps\Common\Omsi2Am copying the whole Omsi 2 Directory into Program Files(x86) or just Program Files\Steam\SteamApps\Common\Omsi2
Program Files (x8SIX)\Steam\SteamApps\Common\Omsi2
six as in the nnumber.
i suggest u read my post again bro
If you have OMSI 2 on steam, the directory will already be created at C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\OMSI 2. You need to put the files from the downloaded compressed file into that. You cannot just copy the directory and put it on your desktop as OMSI won't recognise it there. You might aswell delete the desktop one or at least transfer across all the files.
I am transferring all my files across and then deleting the desktop oneIf you have OMSI 2 on steam, the directory will already be created at C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\OMSI 2. You need to put the files from the downloaded compressed file into that. You cannot just copy the directory and put it on your desktop as OMSI won't recognise it there. You might aswell delete the desktop one or at least transfer across all the files.