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[NSWGR_46Class]

So is this the auto number or the manual numbering - the auto number should be save at session level - not sure the auto numbering works with the portal rule you mention. How about the headboards or do you not bother with them?

 

[rexhunt]

I know the running numbers are missing, I don't know why, but when I save a consist from surveyor with numbered locos and named wagons and call them back to Driver (using PGuys Portal manager rule) the trains appear without numbers or named cars. I am led to believe that this is a TS12 issue. This has caused me some grief trying to write a session. The running numbers are good on trains that start on the board in a session.
Tom

What about loads? I have tried to save consists before, but named wagons and loads disappear.
Also, this isn't just in '12, either. I'm pretty sure that this is a continuous bug/feature.

 

[tomtre]

I have not bothered with the headboards. I don't know if every mailtrain had one? I know you made a heap of them. I will have another look. As for the numbers I will try changing the saved consists from surveyor to having un numbered locos and see what happens. I allocate drivers to consist with Quick Portal Manager so the commands should still work (will soon know). I know from forum searching that PGuy has posted that some of Quick Portal Manager functions are not working properly in TS12. I use QPM because I want certain trains at certain times and QPM is very easy to set up to produce trains. (It is what happens to the trains down the track which is harder to manage ). I will let you know what happens when I get time to run through again.
Bye for now,
Tom

 

[NSWGR_46Class]

The headboards are built into the train mesh itself controlled by the same scrpit that sets up the numbering = both can be auto or set by hand was more looking for info to do a bit of fault finding but if you not manually setting the loco functions it sort of useless to me

I have not bothered with the headboards. I don't know if every mailtrain had one? I know you made a heap of them. I will have another look. As for the numbers I will try changing the saved consists from surveyor to having un numbered locos and see what happens. I allocate drivers to consist with Quick Portal Manager so the commands should still work (will soon know). I know from forum searching that PGuy has posted that some of Quick Portal Manager functions are not working properly in TS12. I use QPM because I want certain trains at certain times and QPM is very easy to set up to produce trains. (It is what happens to the trains down the track which is harder to manage ). I will let you know what happens when I get time to run through again.
Bye for now,
Tom

 

[tomtre]

All that I am doing with the loco properties button( bottom left) is setting a running number. I have not looked any further into the properties menu. I shall.
I tried again to save a consist with the loco number, saved session, exited game, started again and placed the consist. No numbers on loco.
I shall have a closer look at the properties.
Thank you very much for taking the time to help
Tom

 

[NSWGR_46Class]

Hypothetical question for fellow NewSouth Welshman – do you say Forty Four Two class or Four Four Twoclass, same would be for the Forty Two Two class or the Four Two TwoClass. And the other would be the Forty Two One Class or the Four TwoOne class.


Based on that the Forty Four or theForty Two were always called that Four Four class or Four Three class.

 

[rastis]

Hypothetical question for fellow NewSouth Welshman – do you say Forty Four Two class or Four Four Twoclass, same would be for the Forty Two Two class or the Four Two TwoClass. And the other would be the Forty Two One Class or the Four TwoOne class.


Based on that the Forty Four or theForty Two were always called that Four Four class or Four Three class.

G'day!

I guess it doesn't really matter how you pronounce it. Although most people I have heard call it a Four-Two-Two.

Cheers!

Jake.

 

[itzemmyjane]

I'm Mexican, so I shouldn't be answering your question, but I know a couple of people that used to work SG NSW locos into Dynon, and to them, the locomotives are:
442 - Four Forty Two/Four Four Two
422 - Four Twenty Two/Four Two Two
421 - Four Twenty One/Four Two One

 

[tomtre]

Hi NSWGR_46Class

I am pretty sure now that the numbering issue is a TS12 feature. A little while ago I started with a new blank map, laid a length of track, added a 36, tender and a couple of wagons. I added a number and headboard to the loco in loco properties (bottom right of course, not left as I said earlier). Very easy so far. Then I clicked the consist button, then get consist button( that one is bottom left) and named the consist and saved it. I then laid another piece of track and called up the newly named consist for it. No numbers on the loco and I hadn't even left the session. I Deleted both consists, saved, exit game, startgame again a little while later, loaded map and session and placed the consist on track. Same deal -- no numbers or headboard. So I don't think it is anything to do with your scripting (or anything to do with Quick portal manager either).
If you like I can send you the route and session if you think I may have done something else wrong.

Bye for now,

Tom

 

[rbar_164]

G'day all,

installed Zec's new bridge then mucked around a little in photoshop...

DD 586 crosses into Cleaver with a mix

Cheers
Stevo

 

[taggy]

Cjgeddes96,

You hit it the nail on the head.

Dave,

442 class (four forty two) jumbo's
422 Class (four twenty two)
421 class (four twenty one)

Its it's a bit like when you hear non railway people say, "look, there goes 3-8-0-1". No, there goes Thirty Eight O One.
Hits the ear wrong. lol

I was was reading through Coal to the Illawarra yesterday and thought to myself "we could really do with an updated 442 and 80 class in all their many liveries in TS12!
The ones that were built in must be flogged to death by now the poor buggers! lol

 

[rbar_164]

Well it really depends who you ask, doesn't it? I mean for my Screenshot up there I would say DD five eight six while others would say five eighty-six, which sounds weird to me... I get confused sometimes when someone mentions the Victorian Goldfeilds railway's locomotive, J five fifteen, but at the same time I would say K one sixty
I wouldn't say there was a standard

Cheers
Stevo

 

[Railwayz]

Well it really depends who you ask, doesn't it? I mean for my Screenshot up there I would say DD five eight six while others would say five eighty-six, which sounds weird to me... I get confused sometimes when someone mentions the Victorian Goldfeilds railway's locomotive, J five fifteen, but at the same time I would say K one sixty
I wouldn't say there was a standard

Cheers
Stevo

The official railway nomenclature in NSW is Four Forty Two class, Four Twenty Two class and Four Twenty One classes. This does not mean that 48100 is the Four Eighty One class though as it is the same class of locomotive as the Forty Eight class. So there is a standard.

Railwayz.

 

[NSWGR_46Class]

no happy with that thanks

Hi NSWGR_46Class

I am pretty sure now that the numbering issue is a TS12 feature. A little while ago I started with a new blank map, laid a length of track, added a 36, tender and a couple of wagons. I added a number and headboard to the loco in loco properties (bottom right of course, not left as I said earlier). Very easy so far. Then I clicked the consist button, then get consist button( that one is bottom left) and named the consist and saved it. I then laid another piece of track and called up the newly named consist for it. No numbers on the loco and I hadn't even left the session. I Deleted both consists, saved, exit game, startgame again a little while later, loaded map and session and placed the consist on track. Same deal -- no numbers or headboard. So I don't think it is anything to do with your scripting (or anything to do with Quick portal manager either).
If you like I can send you the route and session if you think I may have done something else wrong.

Bye for now,

Tom

 

[NSWGR_46Class]

Same could be said for 44100

The official railway nomenclature in NSW is Four Forty Two class, Four Twenty Two class and Four Twenty One classes. This does not mean that 48100 is the Four Eighty One class though as it is the same class of locomotive as the Forty Eight class. So there is a standard.

Railwayz.

 

[patchy]

I'm Mexican, so I shouldn't be answering your question, but I know a couple of people that used to work SG NSW locos into Dynon, and to them, the locomotives are:
442 - Four Forty Two/Four Four Two
422 - Four Twenty Two/Four Two Two
421 - Four Twenty One/Four Two One

You've made me hungry for a Four N Twenty Pie:udrool::udrool:

Cheers,
Patchy

 

[matruck]

You've made me hungry for a Four N Twenty Pie:udrool::udrool:

ROFL.
Mick.

 

[Azervich]

I moved house in Feb, they don't have Four n Twenty Pies or Sausage Rolls here, only the cheap home brands , I miss Four n Twenties

Here we have R 491 with a goods.

Cheers.

 

[M60]

i want to upload an image of my VR K class but i dont know how can someone help please

 

[matruck]

i want to upload an image of my VR K class but i dont know how can someone help please

http://forums.auran.com/trainz/show...-and-Posting-Trainz-Screenshots-to-the-forums See if this help's.
Cheers Mick.