Openrct2: Invisible tracks

[stefvanschie]

OS: Windows 7 Professional
Version: 0.0.5
Commit/Build: 426e106

I just downloaded OpenRCT2 to play with it. I installed it with the installer and ran the program. When I entered the game I saw that the tracks on the intro screens were missing. That isn't a huge deal, so I started to play on a server as well as a normal single player file. I noticed that all tracks were invisible.

• [ ] Reproducible in RCT2 (vanilla)?
• [x] Multiplayer? I had issues with both

Steps to reproduce:

1. Install the game
2. Run the game
3. All the tracks are invisble

Screenshots / Video:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B0unLUNEgZjPVlJ0NjNpU2ZEcTA

[Gymnasiast]

You downloaded the 64-bit version, which is not intended for normal playing. You need to download the 32-bit version.

Where did you download your build, by the way?

[IntelOrca]

I noticed that all tracks were invisible.

Not all, You can see Junior RC, river rapids, river rafts, mini golf and probably a couple of other things. Full list here: #3365

[fromthere]

How about add explanation about 64bit builds at download page?

[Krutonium]

I mean, it does say right in the screenshot you took, "Experimental and should be used for debugging only."

[Gymnasiast]

Yes, but this isn't the first report we got. It would be better to move them into their own section and mark them in a more obvious way. People who read carefully will see it, but unfortunately many people don't do so.

[Ryder17z]

I'd suggest just split this to x86 and x64 sections. This should make it
more obvious.

On Thu, Sep 8, 2016, 10:57 Michael Steenbeek [email protected]
wrote:

Yes, but this isn't the first report we got. It would be better to move
them into their own section and mark them in a more obvious way. People who
read carefully will see it, but unfortunately many people don't do so.

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[marijnvdwerf]

Or just don't list them at all.

[IntelOrca]

@marijnvdwerf but then they wouldn't be tested

[marijnvdwerf]

@IntelOrca Why would the average user want to test an incomplete build though? 64-bit would be fine for hosting servers, but otherwise...