Drive Mesh Hunt

[AdvancedApproach]

Does anyone know where I can find these two faces? I looked up the drivers associated with them but whenever I apply them to a custom driver character that I created it turns into something entirely different.

 

[AdvancedApproach]

Okay I was able to figure it out.

 

[JCitron]

Okay I was able to figure it out.

What did you do to figure it out? That's helpful for others who may look for the same solution at another time.

 

[AdvancedApproach]

What did you do to figure it out? That's helpful for others who may look for the same solution at another time.

The KUID was for an old mesh dating back to TS12 and T:ANE. So I updated it and now produces the desired results.

 

[ChugLifeBoy]

The KUID was for an old mesh dating back to TS12 and T:ANE. So I updated it and now produces the desired results.

How did you update it? I'm trying to update some custom drivers for Trainz 2019 so that they have custom meshes in the game but they appear as defaults. Could you give me a direct explanation of how to update them?

 

[AdvancedApproach]

How did you update it? I'm trying to update some custom drivers for Trainz 2019 so that they have custom meshes in the game but they appear as defaults. Could you give me a direct explanation of how to update them?

It's done through the configuration. I'd have to show you.

 

[ChugLifeBoy]

It's done through the configuration. I'd have to show you.

Ok

 

[AdvancedApproach]

How did you update it? I'm trying to update some custom drivers for Trainz 2019 so that they have custom meshes in the game but they appear as defaults. Could you give me a direct explanation of how to update them?

Step 1: Activate Trainz Launcher and open Content Manager.
Step 2: Select desired driver and open edit configuration file text.
Step 3: There's two locations to look for and a KUID looking similar to this <kuid:-3:10046> is the one you want to replace. Pick one that's identical to <kuid:661281:96141>. Replace that old one in the mesh and KUID Table.
Step 4: Save your edits and commit them.

Hopefully that helps.

 

[ChugLifeBoy]

Step 1: Activate Trainz Launcher and open Content Manager.
Step 2: Select desired driver and open edit configuration file text.
Step 3: There's two locations to look for and a KUID looking similar to this <kuid:-3:10046> is the one you want to replace. Pick one that's identical to <kuid:661281:96141>. Replace that old one in the mesh and KUID Table.
Step 4: Save your edits and commit them.

Hopefully that helps.

I have not been able to find either of the KUIDs you mentioned when going to their configuration file texts. The ones I'm trying to fix seem to have meshes specifically made for them but still appear as default driver meshes in game. Do they have to have the specific KUID you listed?