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The underframe originated for a series of relatively high detail early wagons I did (cattle wagon, bolsters, 4 plank, dropside etc.). The other underframe system I created was for NPCC vehicles...

Is it worth passing your modified version to the content repair group? That way they can upload it as an update of the original so that the issues are fixed for everyone without having to change the...

White cutout speed boards were an LNER design from the late 1930s that was then adopted by other regions of BR later on. The change from white to yellow was made after winter of '63 when snow was...

Unfortunately the bogie features of superscript don't work at all in TS19. It also needs modifying to make the other features work properly outside of compatibility mode. As I understand it, N3V have...

Wooden centred wheels (properly called Mansell wheels) gave a bit of extra insulation against noise and vibration compared to a solid meal wheel. They only stopped being used when carriages got...

If it is marked as obsolete it means you have a newer version already installed. It is this newer version that you are seeing in your route. There should be no reason not to delete the obsolete...

You can probably do this without messing about with attachment points by just adding a second entry to the mesh table of the vehicle asset referencing a driver figure from another asset with a...

I think this error can happen if you have zero area faces in your model, they're easy to add in accidentally. Easiest way to get rid of them is to select all meshes, enter edit mode, select all...

I've never done LMS liveries for my Highland coaches. It's one of those things on my list I might do at some point, but so far I haven't got around to it.

Those are are my Highland Railway coaches, all available on the DLS by searching "Highland" and my username.

Look for bolster wagons. Both pairs of 4 wheeled ones or bogie examples

From what I recall of reading my Highland Railway books, the normal service on the Kyle line was two mixed trains a day and maybe one goods train. There were also extra seasonal trains for fish,...

You can use it to set destination signs on a suitably equipped vehicle. Various of the late Andi06's vehicles are set up for it, as are some of mine (My Metropolitan stuff is probably a good...

Fantastic screenshots from BorderReiver. Really atmospheric.

Drag and drop into a content manager window is probably the easiest way.

If it lists no errors in the view errors warnings window then it's fine. Try opening the asset in a preview window or loading a route that uses it. That will force CM to refresh the assets status and...

You can select everything in the view asset versions list and select download. CM will only download the latest version. No need to do things one at at time.

CM always downloads only the newest...

Instead of opening each asset individually, I find that starting trainz and looking at the route/session menu usually clears these all in one go.

Cull doesn't always work when using the preview window. Have you checked what happens if you actually place the asset in a route and zoom out from it?

Build 4.5 is TANE compatible, but you need to...

The alternative to using :cull is just to leave out the attachment points on the lower LODs of your base mesh. I think this is valid for build 4.5 and up.

However, as NorfolkSouthern37 says, I...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9j-QFJvetvU

My experience is that pre-SP2 meshes with multiple UV maps would import and produce an asset without errors but that wouldn't look right (missing textures etc.). After SP2 importing meshes with...

I've noticed that SP2 has become more fussy about UV maps on import.

It seems that for the importer to work properly then all meshes must have exactly one UV map associated with them. If there is...

I don't think there is one available.

It's on my list of things I might get around to one day, but I have no immediate plans.

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