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3. Copy the <code>Railway</code> folder to somewhere safe.
3. Copy the <code>Railway</code> folder to somewhere safe.
4. You can run ROS using <code>railway.exe</code> in the <code>Railway</code> folder.
4. You can run RailOS using <code>railway.exe</code> in the <code>Railway</code> folder.
See [[:Category:RailOS Files|here]] for a summary of files involved in [[Railway Operation Simulator|RailOS]].
See [[:Category:RailOS Files|here]] for a summary of files involved in [[Railway Operation Simulator|RailOS]].
'''5. Launch the Application'''
'''5. Launch the Application'''
To launch the application, go to the ‘Railway/railway.exe’ within the Railway Operation Simulator folder, right click the ‘railway.exe’ file and select ‘Copy “railway.exe”’.
To launch the application, go to the ‘Railway/railway.exe’ within the Railway Operation Simulator folder, right click the ‘RailOS64.exe’ file and select ‘Copy “RailOS64.exe”’.
Open a terminal and enter ‘wine’ and then paste the copied address, e.g. for the example where the application is located in the Applications folder, the command entered into the terminal would be:
Open a terminal and enter ‘wine’ and then paste the copied address, e.g. for the example where the application is located in the Applications folder, the command entered into the terminal would be:
<code>$ wine /Users/username/Applications/RailwayOperationSimulator/Railway/railway.exe</code>
<code>$ wine /Users/username/Applications/RailwayOperationSimulator/Railway/RailOS64.exe</code>
this should launch the application within wine.
this should launch the application within wine.