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You could add a.outsideview attachment points (see https://online.ts2009.com/mediaWiki/index.php/Vehicle_Attachment_Points) to the mesh of the ship.

Peter

I'm at TRS19 build 111951 (standard version), and don't have <kuid:-25:1354> available in game or for download. The only new passenger product at the DLS is <kuid:-25:1355> Prod Passengers 2012...

For maps with a large number of trackmarks and/or industries use the rule <kuid2:206816:99004:4> DestSignTable to disable these as destination signs. Better define your own destinations in the rule....

I have done a simple map for the menu, available for download at trainz.de HERE (the thread is in german). The important part seems to be a trackmark named RailyardSpawn. You have to change the kuid...

Both couplers should be built-in in TRS19 (part of the C&O Hinton Division package).

Peter

A good source for information on tags are the files in the subdirectory resources\validation of the TANE/TRS19 program installation. The tag carrate is absolete for maps since trainz-build 3.3 (see...

There is a link to the beta version of the PRR S2 in this post. The download seems to be still available.

Peter

Alt+C seems to work only, if the locomotive has 2 cabs. It switches from one cab to the other, and as a result changes the direction of the train.

Peter

The author Killerkrabbe has some goods wagons at the DLS. The names usually have DRG (= Deutsche Reichsbahn Gesellschaft) at the beginning.
The author Ulme has 2 goods wagons, which were always used...

Obsolete = You have already installed a newer version. Usually it's better to delete (disable for built-ins) the obsolete asset.

Peter

Just updating the driver character to trainz-build 4.6 stops TRS19 replacing the mesh. See https://forums.auran.com/trainz/showthread.php?161323-Change-Driver-Picture&p=1843728#post1843728

Peter

If the driver character (not the mesh) has a trainz-build below 4.6, TRS19 replaces the displayed driver by one of its own new (ugly) characters.

Peter

@Alco_P-A
Better change the password for your Trainz account, which will also change the FTP password. With your ftp password made public, anyone could use it for accessing the FTP server of the...

If you are using the ftp download from the website of the DLS, the behavior of the browser might have changed. The latest version of Chrome (and some other browsers ?) has dropped the support for...

It's still the old unmodified version of the TrackView rule. Sometimes in the past KlausM postet, that the defaults in the config.txt are not required. The script defines the same defaults.

Peter

The TrackView rule is available at http://www.malorny.de/vrails/dl-trainz.jsp

Peter

The adapter is available at the DLS. Search for <kuid2:78193:950:1> Drivable Superadaptor .

Peter

You could try the old website of Trainz Forge.

Peter

That's probably a fan for the dynamic brale, which this locomotive doesn't have. delete the following lines from the file config.txt:

dfan1
{
kind ...

Auran/N3V is doing it the same wayOnly the first one is visible in the surveyor list, the others are the dependencies of the track.

Peter

It's not a mystery. These are procedural tracks, which are build using several dependencies.
Only the first asset is this track, all the other assets are dependencies of the track. These...

Prussian T18 [WIP] pulling a train of Euromodeller's coaches.

https://images.n3vgames.com/trainzportal/mytrainz/140686/screenshots/216270/800/KPEV-T18-with-a-train.jpg

Textures by Euromodeller,...

Please remove the email address from the post, or Roland will get tons of spam mail. His website has the mail address intentionally disguised to avoid spam.

Peter

The mesh file mesh_body.im uses some texture slots (TEX_SHINE), which are not supported by Trainz. You have to use the program PM2IM to remove these unsupported entries.
- Start PM2IM
- Select...

For most actions the ContentManager opens a small activity window. To the left of the progress bar of this window is a small triangle. Click on this triangle to open the message panel below, which...