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Well, you are not actually losing the download. TransDEM always saves the downloaded images and, if or when it aborts, also creates an .lgb file for the downloads so far. So, before you redo the entire path, load that .lgb file, and shorten your path accordingly.

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The UTM tiles are typically placed in their own layer in Surveyor. Did you try to disable that layer?

Nein, eine Einbindung irgendeines KI-Agenten ist nicht geplant. TransDEM bleibt wie es ist. Auch Erweiterungen oder Neuentwicklungen sind nicht vorgesehen. Gelegentlich gibt es Updates, insbesondere dann, wenn neue Geokoordinatensysteme in den Focus geraten.

Ich halte das ganz KI-Brimborium für ...

You tried to install a TransDEM Zusi Edition update. For this to work you need a full TransDEM Zusi Edition installation first. And it won't work with the TransDEM Trainz Edition.

I already replied to your earlier post by email. Check your inbox for November 6th.

The sample settings are on my website (outdated in parts, but OSM and others still work) And the link to GDAL with GeoPDF is in the manual.

You need to install settings for that. The "Sample Settings", while partially out of date, should still provide the basics, and Open Street Map should work.

blutorse wrote: 04 Sep 2025 22:59 Is there a known solution or workaround to this issue?

Have you tried using the classic flat textures instead? Uninstall the PBR ones and install the previous version. But I'm not sure whether this will work, some of the older versions have tiny issues with the embedded meta data.

I really don't know how to help here. Have you considered replacing your C: drive? A clean and reliable system environment is a precondition for any application software.


Latest patch from which website?
https://forum.transdem.de/viewtopic.php?p=3751#p3751

But keep in mind, that all the updates ...

A fully working C drive is essential. The operating system files reside there. The C++ runtime libraries reside there, even when updated from a separate package. The Windows Registry resides there. And, by default, users reside there as well, and particular their "hidden" folders and files. All of ...