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My suspicion would be that the models use the "shell cab" technique to have the cabs affected by the exterior lighting. Unfortunately in their wisdom the game developers stopped this working correctly in TS12 and there is no simple work around or fix for it. The asset creator has to rework things and redo all the textures. A right royal pain in the ...
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Dave
Sad thing is, look at the main Payware page and it says "TRS2004 thru TS12".
One of the two actual SD50 pages says "These packs have been tested in TRS04, TRS06, Trainz Classics(Trainz Railwayz) and TS2009 for compatibility and are error free."
The other says "This pack has been tested in TRS04, TRS06, Trainz Classics(Trainz Railwayz), TS2009 and TS2010 for compatibility."
I am not saying anyone is trying to pull a fast one here, but I AM saying that they've been pretty sloppy in writing their website copy.
I don't know if you get different versions when you download, but there is only ONE download. No choice of versions or anything that I saw.
And as long as I'm bustin chops, I'll also say I got their payware Western Maryland caboose with interior and it's AWESOME. I really love it!
Now if the web page states clearly that it works in TS12, then they should immediately issue a refund in my opinion, if it doesn't.
i agree about this, but it might be up to interpretation if something 'works' or not. for example the cabs above, they work, you just cant see them very well because of the lighting changes in TS12.
Ok, I guess you could say that if an engine shows up with wheels it on it, it works!!!, so you shouldn't complain. I think we all know what " does it work" means, possibly adding in the word "properly" . The jpgs I am seeing, show that the cab displays are not working properly in TS12, and the customer should have been made aware of that before spending their hard earned money on purchasing it. I was chastised on another thread about not "doing my research" before I bought something that did not work (properly) in the version of Trainz that I have, TS12. It said on the payware web site that it was "tested in TS10" and that was all. I guess if you see something that is tested in TS10 or TS 2009, or whatever, that means that it is a good bet that that is the only version it will work in. To me, this is really simple, if I make a product that I want to sell to Trainz customers, this is what I would do, I would post on my website very clearly the following:
This Product that I am selling works and has been tested in the following versions of Trainz:
TS10
TS12
TS XXXX
etc....
That is not that hard to do, but it seems that some of the folks that are marketing their payware to the Trainz community totally avoid something as simple as this. This way, if it doesn't work, you have zero recourse as the buyer, as far as getting your money back for something that you bought which does not function in your application.