Problem with CLW Provo Utah pack file TRACKCN1

[Valk]

Hello everyone, I am brand new to this forum, and brand new to forums in general. I am reaching out because I would really love to play the Provo Utah pack, but I am prevented from loading into the scenario because of the TRACKCN1.dat file.

I am also new to modding locomotion and I have been successful in adding various trains and other items from what limited sources I could find on the web. I am by no means a pro, and that is what brings me here.
I am running the open loco version of locomotion through steam, which has worked great for all of the other mods that I have done, but this is an issue that I cant seem to get around no matter what I try, and I would love to play this scenario.

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Here is a screenshot of the error code that I am shown. I had initially been shown this same screen but with many more mods missing, I was able to get them added to objdata and the list came down to this file. It is in objdata, I have tried removing other files that also share a similar name, but with no luck, regardless of what I try I cannot get this to work.

I hope that one of you wise individuals will be able to help me.

Thank you.

[coyoteelabs]

You can find this object (along with almost all known objects) on the Object Service.
You will need to use the Object Editor for OpenLoco ( https://github.com/OpenLoco/ObjectEditor )

Download it, open it, then go to the Online tab and wait for the list of objects to update. You can then search for the object id.
The one you need should be the 3rd TRACKCN1 object.
Click on it in the list to open it then confirm the checksum by clicking the "Dat Header" tab and look at the ChecksumHex field. It should be the same value (with a 0x in front).
After you confirm it's the one you need, click the "Download As" button to save it in your preferred location.

[maquinista]

The problem of that app is that it takes a lot of RAM. Most of people cannot buy a 16 gb RAM or more computer.

How much RAM does it take now?