traffic

Hi!

I've totally forgotten how to add custom cars to the Trainz's automatic traffic. Tried to use forum search but not much luck

TRS2004 is the one I'm asking

place the following in the maps config, were the kuid is of the traffic you want to use.
car0 <kuid:60238:24>
car1 <kuid:60238:25>
car2 <kuid:60238:26>
car3 <kuid:60238:27>

You can find how to do this at the MyTrainz-website. There you can find two small tutorials.

Thx guys!!!

angelus12 said:

There you can find two small tutorials.

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There are four now.

For custom traffic in 2004, go into Trainz Objectz programme, wait paitently for the kuid check, then go into "Maps".
The programme will automatically list all routes available to you, including the 'standard' ones supplied, any you have d/led from the DLS, and, finally, any routes that you yourself might have created.
Right click the map you intend to customise with traffic, and you will see a menu appear. Look for "Add/Remove."

Click on this heading, and the programme automatically re-arranges all your Trainz content. Scroll down the list until you find the vehicle/vehicles you wish to use, and highlight a vehicle. Then, press 'F7' key and the vehicle will be added to the list of traffic on that route.

Be careful, though, because some cars/trucks do not run in the correct way, (i.e. Forwards). A few will run sideways, and two that I have found to date that run in reverse. These are, 'Christine" and the Chevvy 1950 Pick up truck.
Luckily, most of the vehicles work in the correct way, and by using the above method, I have successfully "customised" all my main routes.

Is there an explanation available to add cars in '06?

Thanks in advance....


Dave

Boco said:

Is there an explanation available to add cars in '06?

Thanks in advance....


Dave

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That is my question.

Hi all

I've added some instructions pages to my website which will guide you through the process of adding custom vehicles to your default road traffic in both TRS2004 and TRS2006.

Click on the link below.

Cheers. Mark.

Thanks, Mark.

Your instructions are very straightforward and they'll be a big help not only to me, but to the community.

Thanks again!

Dave