Michael_Evans
thread killer
I noticed that this comes up every now and then and just thought I'd post a quick and easy way on how to do it.
1. go into route config
2. type into top of config something like this
car0 kuid:283805:9047
car1 kuid:263579:1044
car2 kuid:92263:8032
And so on
Here's what the result should look like
car0 <kuid:97212:1801>
car1 <kuid:96914:152356>
car2 <kuid:225064:4010887>
car3 <kuid:50567:27064>
kuid <kuid:106695:640>
category-class "YM"
category-region-0 "TO"
category-era-0 "2000"
kind "map"
username "Traffic"
asset-filename "Traffic"
workingscale 0
workingunits 1
water <NULL>
description
trainz-build 2.4
world-origin {
latitude 38,53.4,1
longitude 77,1.2,-1
altitude 0
}
string-table {
}
region "USA"
kuid-table {
0 <kuid:-1:6270>
1 <kuid:-1:110014>
2 <kuid:-1:100598>
}
You may see cars driving backwords
You cannot use cars that act as locomotives as traffic
1. go into route config
2. type into top of config something like this
car0 kuid:283805:9047
car1 kuid:263579:1044
car2 kuid:92263:8032
And so on
Here's what the result should look like
car0 <kuid:97212:1801>
car1 <kuid:96914:152356>
car2 <kuid:225064:4010887>
car3 <kuid:50567:27064>
kuid <kuid:106695:640>
category-class "YM"
category-region-0 "TO"
category-era-0 "2000"
kind "map"
username "Traffic"
asset-filename "Traffic"
workingscale 0
workingunits 1
water <NULL>
description
trainz-build 2.4
world-origin {
latitude 38,53.4,1
longitude 77,1.2,-1
altitude 0
}
string-table {
}
region "USA"
kuid-table {
0 <kuid:-1:6270>
1 <kuid:-1:110014>
2 <kuid:-1:100598>
}
You may see cars driving backwords
You cannot use cars that act as locomotives as traffic
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