Enginespecs for LNER P2

[captainkman]

Hello,

I'm using the LNER P2 "Cock O' The North" by Alex23. I'd like help finding a suitable TS2010 enginespec.

I've also compiled an enginespec from the Spreadsheet by Bill Fock, but I'd like help putting everything in place. I don't know which tags to put where.

Regards,

Captainkman

 

[Azervich]

Hi Captain,

If you have a full list of specs for the loco I can write a e-spec for you, or if you want to do it on your own I have a thread over at

http://www.victrainz.com.au/forum

under content creation and search for the thread "Steam Enginespecs" and I have it set to show what tags and values to use for e-specs to run properly along with tags Bills e-spec generator doesn't have.

Cheers.

 

[rweber95]

Captainkman,

The order of the tags in the config.txt file is immaterial.

Bob Weber

 

[Mick_Berg]

Yes, but don't they have to go in the correct containers? Isn't that what he means?
Mick Berg.

 

[captainkman]

@ Bob and Mick:

No, that's not exactly what I mean. I mean that I don't know which tag is what, as the spreadsheet names and the config names are not the same.

Also, there won't be any progress on this for a while, as my Trainz computer has a virus. :'(

 

[rweber95]

All of the tags generated by the steam spreadsheet go in the steam container of the enginespec, the order of the list is immaterial.

Bob Weber

 

[RPearson]

No, that's not exactly what I mean. I mean that I don't know which tag is what, as the spreadsheet names and the config names are not the same.

The tag names in the spreadsheet are ok. They're spread over several rows so copy and paste doesn't work too well but the names are correct.

What I did was to modify the spreadsheet so the tag names are in a single column and the values are listed in an adjacent column rather than rows. That way a single copy and paste from the spreadsheet to the config.txt file makes a new steam container. This was suggested by several people on the forums and if you're going to be using the spreadsheet a lot is something to think about.

Bob Pearson