Built In stuff, no longer built into TS12

[PerRock]

I recently released a bunch of Superliners, however it has come to my attention that the built in trucks I'm using (I have TS9) are no longer built into TS12. How does someone with TS12 go about getting these. In particular they are trucks from the CN & CP set (with the Toronto Route & Sessions). I one point in time there was talk about putting the old built in stuff on the DLS, but this doesn't appear to have happened.

peter

 

[aardvark1]

Well Peter, the "company" somehow forgot to include the serial numbers for those who purchased the newly released Coronation Scot.

The "company" has not fixed the Newest Member issue.... "fooly" is still showing as the newest member since August.

I guess the "company" will fix your issue in the near future. Good luck with that.

Regards,
Ron

 

[shaneturner12]

When I last read about the built-ins being uploaded to the DLS, it was mentioned that it would be under username 'Helpdesk'.

Shane

 

[tomurban]

I recently released a bunch of Superliners, however it has come to my attention that the built in trucks I'm using (I have TS9) are no longer built into TS12. How does someone with TS12 go about getting these. In particular they are trucks from the CN & CP set (with the Toronto Route & Sessions). I one point in time there was talk about putting the old built in stuff on the DLS, but this doesn't appear to have happened.

peter

It should be feasable to clone them, update them to 2012 standards and upload them as a CDP package. Just a thought.

tomurban

 

[pware]

If you search the DLS using your web browser for all assets (tick all boxes and select category All) created by username Helpdesk then 1000 items (the maximum that can be displayed via the web) will appear. Narrowing down the search (Buildings/Structures instead of All) reduces the list to just 29 items.

Unfortunately, using Content Manager to do the same search results in "There are no items to display" - unless I am missing a step here.

A CM search using the name of the formerly built-in items would be another option.