Recent content by johnarran

Surveyor 2.0 is far better than Classic for manipulation of objects. It can be very precise. The yellow/green outline is useful, however the problem with it is that the border is too big (thick) in my opinion. A thinner border would be better.

Hi, just set the grade tool to a - This will set splines to follow the terrain. Grade = 0 is no gradients Grade = - is follow terrain. John

Hi PLP, couldn't the two end sections just be exported as endcaps. Works for me on my canopies. Regards, John

PLP, try making the canopies as splines. That way you can curve them and set the gradients. That's what I have done on my route. Hope this suggestion helps. John

There are some very short people in Oz :ROFLMAO:

I agree with John, paste the text in to wiki and keep that up to date. Forum is best for discussion not documentation. Besides, searching for anything on the forum is a nightmare. :)

It's not complicated at all, just different and a pbr material can be easier as it does not require you to bake normals or ambient occlusion.

For exporting from Blender in fbx format have a look at ... https://online.ts2009.com/mediaWiki/index.php/HowTo/Export_from_Blender_using_FBX

My region file is not obsolete and is an Auran file <kuid:-25:926> I'm running Trainz plus build 119450

Ignore that obsolete-table entry. You only need to change the entry for defaultjunction. Change the kuid number for the kuid you want. In my example ... defaultjunction <kuid2:101839:20002:2> sets my points to a white yard lever.

Yes there is a way. The default points/switch are in the config.txt of the region file. Here is the method I have used... Open Content Manager Custom Filter Region = UK Installed = True Order by Type Scroll through list for Type = Region until you find United Kindom (region file) or country of...

In S2.0 apply the gradient to the spline endpoint. If you apply it to the spline itself then the gradient would be as per your example 1.6 in the middle with 1.61 on one end point and 1.59 on the other endpoint. At least that is what I get. If you apply the gradient to the spline end point...

Humour is not your thing then?

I think Management are the bugs :ROFLMAO:

Hi evilcrow. What does the cab look like in those locos? Can you post some shots of them?