Hi, i was just accessing T:ANE and went to the DLS but smth caught my eye, a JointedRail Payware CN C40-8 just there in the DLS completely FREE, The CN C40-8 when in JR costs 6$ but wondering why its in the DLS at first, i saw other assets and saw a CSX C40-8W but it isnt available at the moment and cannot be downloaded due to it being a JR Payware, isnt uploading Payware like the CN C40-8 i saw in the DLS against the rules?
Why do i see this Payware Asset in the DLS?
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It's not the same locomotive.
How to tell, you need to enable the other columns in Content Manager by right-clicking on one of them and choosing one of the additional ones, then repeat that same process to add the rest of the columns one at a time. You can then drag and resize them to fit and click on the column title and drag them to another position to arrange them how you wish.
Type, Status, Name, Asset ID, Build Version, Author Name, File Size, Installation Date, Modification Date, Upload Date.
Asset ID = Kuid. I don't know why they changed that in Content Manager.
When you view your content in Content Manager, you can click on the columns and sort by that column. I recommend sorting by upload date in descending order so that the most recent assets are at the top.
How to tell, you need to enable the other columns in Content Manager by right-clicking on one of them and choosing one of the additional ones, then repeat that same process to add the rest of the columns one at a time. You can then drag and resize them to fit and click on the column title and drag them to another position to arrange them how you wish.
Type, Status, Name, Asset ID, Build Version, Author Name, File Size, Installation Date, Modification Date, Upload Date.
Asset ID = Kuid. I don't know why they changed that in Content Manager.
When you view your content in Content Manager, you can click on the columns and sort by that column. I recommend sorting by upload date in descending order so that the most recent assets are at the top.
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what's a normal map?
Yes because they are built-in to the later versions now.