How to edit TS2012 .JA files???

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viscas91

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I want to get some texture files...so how to do edit these .JA file??

Can't we modify file??

is there a SDK for TS2012?
 
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You should never need to open a .JA file in virtually all cases, as if it's a built-in asset you can view it through Content Manager.

Shane
 
No there isn't, and attempting to do so may be in violation of the license agreement you agreed to when installing Trainz.

Shane
 
shaneturner12 said:
No there isn't, and attempting to do so may be in violation of the license agreement you agreed to when installing Trainz.

Shane
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If there is nothing there then i dont think i can do it...:)...well i was just curious to know what was in there...:)

And why they haven't provided with SDK???....because of modding???
 
They do not have to provide one if it's not meant to be messed with (and anyway, for locos/rolling stock, this is available in Content Manager). Only the patcher software can modify those files.

As far as I'm concerned, I wouldn't even bother messing about with something that's likely to prevent you from patching the game (and anyway, what versions have you got - I cannot see any registered).

Shane
 
shaneturner12 said:
They do not have to provide one if it's not meant to be messed with (and anyway, for locos/rolling stock, this is available in Content Manager). Only the patcher software can modify those files.

As far as I'm concerned, I wouldn't even bother messing about with something that's likely to prevent you from patching the game (and anyway, what versions have you got - I cannot see any registered).

Shane
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I bought Train Simulator 2014 Steam Edition for 9.99$...i bought it thinking it was your game(Same Name...:X)

Vishal
 
As of yet, the exact figure for the release version price is not yet known to anyone outside of N3V. However, you can pledge in advance via the Trainz Portal site (http://anewera.trainzportal.com) if you want to get it at a reasonable price as well as getting the ability to test the software.

Shane
 
shaneturner12 said:
As of yet, the exact figure for the release version price is not yet known to anyone outside of N3V. However, you can pledge in advance via the Trainz Portal site (http://anewera.trainzportal.com) if you want to get it at a reasonable price as well as getting the ability to test the software.

Shane
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I have no savings now...:/

I will wait for it to come on steam because I can't pay the full price(50 or 60)...that is way too much for me...:(

Vishal
 
I've a feeling that the Steam price will be similar to the Simulator Central price.

However, have a look on the Kickstarter forum for details.

Shane
 
viscas91 said:
How much will Trainz : A New Era cost?

60+?
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It will not be released until the end of 2014 and I don't recall any price being quoted. If you had pledged thru Kickstarter above a particular level they will give you a copy. Otherwise I expect that the price will be much the same as TS12. However that is a commercial decision by N3V.

BTW, I've never heard of anyone needing to edit a ja file. There really isn't any need since all the files are available through Content Manager which is part of Trainz.

I'm not sure what you mean by a Software Development Kit (SDK) because the context is wrong for Trainz. If you want to develop assets then you will need a 3D editor with an compatible exporter for Trainz, an image editor and a bunch of other tools which are mostly free. If you want to write code for Trainz (Trainzscript) then any text editor will be fine. All the information you need is in the TrainzDev WiKi.

But, you will need to buy and register a copy of Trainz first.
 
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It will not be released until the end of 2014 and I don't recall any price being quoted. If you had pledged thru Kickstarter above a particular level they will give you a copy. Otherwise I expect that the price will be much the same as TS12. However that is a commercial decision by N3V.

BTW, I've never heard of anyone needing to edit a ja file. There really isn't any need since all the files are available through Content Manager which is part of Trainz.

I'm not sure what you mean by a Software Development Kit (SDK) because the context is wrong for Trainz. If you want to develop assets then you will need a 3D editor with an compatible exporter for Trainz, an image editor and a bunch of other tools which are mostly free. If you want to write code for Trainz (Trainzscript) then any text editor will be fine. All the information you need is in the TrainzDev WiKi.

But, you will need to buy and register a copy of Trainz first.
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Shane told me abt that...-_-
 
I have closed this thread before it goes too far down hill.

@Viscas91
As your posts indicate that you are using Trainz, please register your serial number. If you do not have a legitimate serial number for Trainz, then please purchase one (the digital download via the simulator central shop is a good start point). If you are experiencing issues with registering a legitimate Trainz serial number, then please contact our helpdesk via the 'helpdesk' button at the top of the forums.

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