I suggest you leave the Quick drive (Green) and the Free Roam (Blue) alone and keep them. Note TS Tools/ RW Tools assigns a different colour to help you. You can then go through each route pruning as you go. It is showing two scenarios installed for the route you can now select as many as you want and hit the “Delete Selected Scenario(s)”. Now go to “Route Building Tools” and then “ Check Routes or Scenarios” a list of routes will come up and here I have selected “South Wales Coastal….” ap files” once that’s done close the box and return to the main menu. Select the second from the left “Extract Route Properties.xml………” box at the bottom and once that is done select the fourth from the left “ Extract Scenarios from all. Select “Files” and in the drop down menu click on “ find all AP files ” I suspect that many people with lots of routes have hundreds of scenarios that they will never use so why not delete them? In my case I had over 2500 scenarios that were all part of the various DLC’s when installed.Ī large proportion can be deleted permanently with RWT. I have both versions available on the page but the second option down has improved menus and is easier to use and the screenshots are using that version. The next weapon in your arsenal is TS tools which you can get here: After a lengthy exchange of e-mails between Steam support and myself they said it was better to put Steam back on-line and then select “exit” and then shut the PC down.
Steam does not like to be closed down by just turning your PC off. The first thing to do is click the menu top left “Steam” and in the drop-down menu select “go offline” and re-start Steam in off-line mode. I am going to assume that like many users Steam is set to start each time the PC is turned on. Steam and the steam client can be almost as difficult as TS2020 sometimes: Unsubscribe from all workshop content unless you want to use it at the time and exit. If you are using Windows 7 then the same principles apply but they may not be achieved in the same way.įirstly, in the GAME menu go to “Workshop” I will assume anyone reading this is using Windows 10. I am no computer programmer, but I have learnt the hard way how to minimise the errors happening. This is a guide to try and minimise the instances of the “out of memory” error messages. TS 2020 crashes with error “out of memory” in 64-bit mode.
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