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TSWT

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All Aboard for the Ultimate Train Driving Adventure: Trainz Simulator: World Tour!

Step into the driver’s seat and embark on an epic train-driving experience. Trainz Simulator: World Tour takes you across 4 stunning locales in 3 countries—spanning the rugged landscapes of the USA, the iconic railways of Great Britain, and the untamed beauty of the Australian Outback.

Explore 4 Stunningly Detailed Routes
Dive into the immersive world of railroading with routes inspired by real-world locations:
* Coal Country, USA
* West From Denver, USA (prototypical)
* East Coast Main Line: Edinburgh to Dundee, UK (prototypical)
* Bairnsdale to Orbost, Australia (prototypical)

16 Gameplay Sessions to Master
With 4 unique gameplay sessions per route, you’ll command a total of 16 immersive challenges. Begin your journey hauling coal in the USA before heading to the UK’s historic railways, and finally over to rural Australia.

Control Trains from Around the Globe
From powerful diesels to iconic steam locomotives, take charge of world-class engines, including:
* CSX GP38-2 Diesel
* UP GP38-2 Diesel
* C&O 2-8-4 Kanawha Steam
* BR 9F Evening Star Steam
* BR HST Inter-City 125 Diesel
* BR Class 40 Diesel
* BR Class 47 Diesel
* Amtrack P42DC hauling Superliner Cars
* CSX SW1500 Switcher
* BR Class 08 Shunter
* VR T Class Diesel
* VR K190 Steam
And that’s just the start!

With a vast array of rolling stock to haul and missions to complete, every session offers a new and thrilling experience.

Whether you’re shunting freight, racing against time, or navigating challenging terrains, Trainz Simulator: World Tour is your ticket to a brand new train-driving adventure.

Get on board today!

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Main Page

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=See Also=
*[[Help:Help_Mode]]
*[[Help:Main_Page]]
*[[HowToGuides]]
*[[Content Creation]]

"mesh-table" container

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==KIND Hierarchy==
The "mesh-table" container is a top-level [[config.txt file]] entry used by various [[Content_Configuration#Content_Types|Content Types]].

The mesh-table is a list of mesh subcontainers with no standalone tags. Each mesh subcontainer uses the following format. Tags are parsed in a standardised format, but not all [[Content_Configuration#Content_Types|Content Types]] support the full range of tags listed below. Each mesh derives its name from the subcontainer's tag name. These names are used to refer to specific meshes from within the mesh-table and also from script.

This page describes [[trainz-build]] 4.1.

==Known Dependent Parent Types==
:''Main article, see: [[KIND Mesh]]''
The Content Types listed here use the mesh-table container as part of their definition.

* [[KIND Industry]]
* [[KIND MOJunction]]
* [[KIND Pantograph]]
* [[KIND Scenery]]
* [[KIND Track]]
* [[KIND Traincar]]

The following config containers also reference back to their Asset's mesh-table container in some fashion:
* [["junction-vertices" container]]
* [["track-lod-tree" container]]

'''See also'''{{bullR}} [[Modeling Guidelines]] {{bull}} [[Modeling Scenery]]

==Level of Detail (LOD)==

For discussions of LOD see [[Level of Detail]], [[LOD Example]], [[mesh-table LOD]] and [[LM.txt file]]

==Mesh subcontainer==
Each mesh subcontainer supports the following tags. Each tag is shown here with its default value.

{| border=0
|+
|-
| anim
| ""
|-
| animation-loop-speed
| 0
|-
| att
| ""
|-
| att-parent
| ""
|-
| auto-create
| 0
|-
| collision-data-generation-mode
| "default"
|-
| collision-mesh
| ""
|-
| critical-animation
| 1
|-
| does-cast-shadows
| 1
|-
| effects
| {
|-
| }
|-
| lod-level
| 255
|-
| mesh
| ""
|-
| mesh-asset
| <NULLKUID>
|-
| mesh-scale
| 0,0,0
|-
| mesh-season
| 255
|-
| night-mesh-base
| ""
|-
| opacity
| 1.0
|-
| orientation
| 0,0,0
|-
| position
| 0,0,0
|-
| should-respond-to-clicks
| 1
|-
| use-parent-bounds
| 0
|}

<big>*</big> The att-parent defaults to "default" which is the parent mesh. The att-parent tag can include a path.

==Supported Tags==
Each mesh subcontainer supports the following tags.

===anim===
:Type: File
:Default: ""
:Compulsory: No
:Desc: The animation file (.kin) exported from the 3D modelling tool and/or [[Trainz_Mesh_Importer|TrainzMeshImporter]]. This may include a sub-path.

===animation-loop-speed===
:Type: Float
:Default: 0
:Compulsory: No
:Desc: This tag must be present if the asset is to animate when placed. If this tag is not present when placed the animation will not play by default, but may play if controlled by script. A different value (e.g. 0.5, 2.0) may be used in the tag to play the animation at a different speed from that created in the 3D modelling tool.

===att===
:Type: Attachment point
:Default: ""
:Compulsory: No
:Desc: The mesh (and animation if present) is inserted at a mesh attachment point rather than the origin (without this line the mesh is placed relative to the origin of the parent model).

===att-parent===
:Type: Mesh name
:Default: Defaults to "default" which is the parent mesh
:Compulsory: No
:Desc: The tag tells Trainz in which mesh the attachment point is located. The insertion attachment point is located within the mesh ‘name’ , as listed in the config.txt.

===auto-create===
:Type: Bool
:Default: 0
:Compulsory No
:Desc: The model is generated automatically when placed, or when you load a map which includes the model. In some instances you don’t want the mesh visible (as this may be controlled through script). If auto-create is 0 the mesh will not be visible when placed.

===collision-data-generation-mode===
:Type: Collision mode
:Default: "default"
:Compulsory No
:Desc: Determines the method to use to generate collision data for this mesh. Collision data is used to select and move the asset in surveyor, and for physics simulation when necessary.
:Supported collision data generation modes:
:* "default" - use game's default value (in general "collated", but can vary in specific cases)
:* "disabled" - completely discard this sub-mesh for collision data generation purposes. Causes the sub-mesh to be fully ignored for asset picking and physics simulation.
:* "collated" - the geometry of this sub-mesh will be added to that of the other sub-meshes selecting this option (within the asset), and one collision object will be generated for the resulting conglomerate.
:* "separate-shape-convex-hull" - this sub-mesh will generate its own individual collision object, as a convex hull.
:* "separate-shape-triangle-mesh" - this sub-mesh will generate its own individual collision object, as a triangle mesh. This is the most accurate option but also the most costly in terms of performance, only use when specifically needed.

If you get the error "Failed to generate collision data". This will be because one of your meshes must have collision in order for Trainz to generate the collision data from it. If your mesh isn't suitable for collision generation then look at using a collision mesh. See [[%22mesh-table%22_container#Mesh-Table_Example_.28with_collision.29|Mesh-Table Example (with collision)]] at the bottom of this page on how to do this.

===collision-mesh===
:Type: Mesh name
:Default: ""
:Compulsory No
:Desc: Specifies a mesh to use instead of this mesh to generate collision data - must be an entry of this mesh-table. The method used to generate the collision data (through the "[[%22mesh-table%22_container#collision-data-generation-mode|collision-data-generation-mode]]" tag) is the one specified on this entry, which is allowed to be different from that of the referenced mesh.

===critical-animation===
:Type: Bool
:Default: 1 (TBD: surely this should be false (0))
:Compulsory: No
:Desc: "critical-animation" indicates that this mesh's animation generates events which are critical to the script system's behavior. If your asset is not scripted, does not use scripted animation events, or only uses the events for display purposes and will not break if the occasional event is missed, this tag should be set to ''false (0)''. Leaving this flag set to ''true (1)'' is a '''significant''' performance penalty.

====custom-render-plugin====
:Type: [[KUID]]
:Default: ""
:Compulsory: No
:Desc: TBD

===does-cast-shadows===
:Type: Bool
:Default: 1
:Compulsory: No
:Desc: "does-cast-shadows" determines if this mesh will cast shadows when the user has shadows enabled in the settings. Setting this tag to ''false (0)'' means the mesh will not cast shadows. Setting this tag to ''true (1)'' means the mesh will cast shadows.
:Trainz build 4.4

===effects===
:Type: [[Corona Effect]] | [[Name Effect]] | [[Attachment Effect]] | [[Animation Effect]] | [[Texture-Replacement Effect]]
:Default {}
:Compulsory: No
:Desc: The effects container can contain a list of effect subcontainers. The effect subcontainers support the following generic tags.

: kind ""
: name ""

:Each effect subcontainer supports additional tags depending on the effect kind. The following effect kinds are supported:

:* [[Corona Effect]]
:* [[Name Effect]]
:* [[Attachment Effect]]
:* [[Animation Effect]]
:* [[Texture-Replacement Effect]]

===lod-level===
:Type: Int (0-8)
:Default: 255
:Compulsory: No
:Desc: The [[mesh-table LOD]] level at which this mesh is displayed. The default value (255) indicates that this mesh is visible at all detail levels. See also [[KIND Mesh]] for the 'mesh-detail-level' tag.

===mesh===
:Type: Mesh name
:Default: "" (will raise error if null)
:Compulsory: Yes (3.4)
:Desc: The ‘main’ mesh name. This may include a sub-path. ie: mesh nightwindows/nightwindows.im, where the file nightwindows.im has been placed in the subdirectory nightwindows. Use .im files or reference an [[LM.txt_file]] file if you wish your asset to have ‘Level of Detail’ mesh reduction.
:The mesh name can also refer to an IM file or an [[LM.txt_file]] file in a mesh asset library if the mesh-asset tag is specified. The LM.TXT file should be in the mesh asset library.

===mesh-asset===
:Type: [[KUID]]
:Default: <NULLKUID>
:Compulsory: No
:Desc: Specifies a mesh asset to be used in conjunction with the 'mesh' tag when the mesh is not contained within the current asset. The mesh name specified in the 'mesh' tag must be located in the mesh asset as Content Manager does not check for the existence of the mesh and will not report an error if it is missing. If the mesh is not located in the root folder of the mesh asset then the mesh name in the 'mesh' tag must include the path to the folder.

<div style="background-color: #ddf5eb;border-style: dotted; width:800px; overflow:auto; ">
NOTE: There may be several different versions of the mesh asset installed, with different meshes. The mesh asset KUID number must be the version of the asset in which the mesh in the 'mesh' tag exists.

Example: If the mesh in the 'mesh' tag was added in kuid2:12345:9876:2 and does not exist in earlier versions, then this is the kuid number you must specify in the mesh-asset tag; specifying an older revision number (ie kuid:12345:9876 or kuid2:12345:9876:1) will result in errors. This applies even if the only change between versions is that the mesh is in a different folder.
</div>

===mesh-scale===
:Type: Floatlist
:Default: 1.0,1.0
:Compulsory: No
:Desc: This tag defines a minimum and maximum scaling value for the mesh, where 1.0 is the size as modelled. Each instance of the mesh that exists in the world will randomise within this range. Randomisation will not change between runs or between Trainz editions, but may change based on factors such as the position of the mesh in the world. This tag is currently only supported on SpeedTree assets; attempts to use this tag on other assets results in undefined behaviour.

===mesh-season===
:Type: Int (0-250)
:Default: 255
:Compulsory: No
:Desc: The season index for which this mesh is displayed. The default value (255) indicates that this mesh is visible in all seasons. See also [["Season-selector" container]].

===night-mesh-base===
:Type: Mesh name
:Default: ""
:Compulsory: No
:Desc: Defines this mesh as a "nightmode" mesh. This mesh is visible only at "night" (the exact meaning of which is defined by the [[KIND Scenery#nightmode|nightmode]] tag in the top level of this asset's [[config.txt file]]. This mesh becomes invisible if the specified base mesh is invisible. Prior to [["Trainz-build" tag|v4.3]], nightmode meshes have a [[material emissive color]] (currently 2.0, 2.0, 2.0) forcibly applied to them. From v4.3 upward, it is expected that the creator will set any necessary emissive coloration in the [[IM files|mesh file]] itself.

===opacity===
:Type: Float (0.0 - 1.0)(See below)
:Default: 1.0
:Compulsory: No
:Desc: Specifies the overall transparency of the mesh. Values other than 0.0 or 1.0 employ alpha blending and a value of 0.0 has the same effect as hiding the mesh. Note that this tag is buggy in TS2009 prior to SP4.

===orientation===
:Type: Floatlist (radians)
:Default: 0,0,0
:Compulsory: No
:Desc: Orientation of X,Y,Z axes. Allows a submesh to be rotated relative to its insertion point. To reverse a mesh by 180 degrees about the Z axis, add the tag: orientation 0,0,3.14159

===position===
:Type: Floatlist (metres)
:Default: 0,0,0
:Compulsory: No
:Desc: Position of the mesh using X,Y,Z axes relative to its insertion point.

===radius===
:Type: Float
:Default: TBD
:Compulsory: No
:Desc: TBD (should this be in [["mesh-table"_container_(interior_version)]]?)

===should-respond-to-clicks===
:Type: Bool
:Default: True(1)
:Compulsory: No
:Desc: If set to false (0) on a mesh that is part of an asset, it will remove that mesh from the calculation of the 'bounding box' that will be used to check whether the user clicked on that particular asset. This is useful for light ray effects or animations which are significantly outside the normal bounding volume, and may cause movement to focus on the wrong asset. For instance, a traincar may need a mesh marked with should-respond-to-clicks set to false in order to ensure that the click is detected for the correct traincar when it is part of a consist. First introduced with TS12 SP1 HF4 (build 61388). Default value (True) is the prior behaviour (the mesh ''will'' be considered part of the bounding box for the purpose of registering clicks).

===test-collisions===
:Type: Bool
:Default: TBD
:Compulsory: No
:Desc: TBD (should this be in [["mesh-table"_container_(interior_version)]]?)

===use-parent-bounds===
:Type: Bool
:Default: False(0)
:Compulsory: No
:Desc: When enabled, this tag indicates that render culling should occur using the whole object's bounding box rather than this mesh's bounding box. Bounding boxes on individual meshes may not update correctly when animation moves the object's geometry any significant distance from the bind position. This flag can help mitigate such effects, at a tiny performance penalty.

==Mesh-Table Example==
The following is an example of a simple mesh-table which implements two levels of detail.

mesh-table
{
default-lod0
{
mesh "example-lod0.im"
auto-create 1
lod-level 0
}
default-lod1
{
mesh "example-lod1.im"
auto-create 1
lod-level 1
}
}

==Mesh-Table Example (with collision)==
The following is an example of a mesh table with a separate collision mesh. For this, we are using a low polygon collision mesh with no material (null.m.notex) in place of any collision the game would generate for us. It's important to put the collision-data-generation-mode to "disabled" for every other mesh that is not the collision mesh. Otherwise, the game will assume the mesh can be used for collision and create unwanted results.

mesh-table
{
default
{
mesh "example.lm"
auto-create 1
collision-data-generation-mode "disabled"
collision-mesh "collision"
}
collision
{
mesh "collision.trainzmesh"
collision-data-generation-mode "separate-shape-triangle-mesh"
}
}

[[Category:Config Container|mesh-table container]]
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"mesh-table" container

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==KIND Hierarchy==
The "mesh-table" container is a top-level [[config.txt file]] entry used by various [[Content_Configuration#Content_Types|Content Types]].

The mesh-table is a list of mesh subcontainers with no standalone tags. Each mesh subcontainer uses the following format. Tags are parsed in a standardised format, but not all [[Content_Configuration#Content_Types|Content Types]] support the full range of tags listed below. Each mesh derives its name from the subcontainer's tag name. These names are used to refer to specific meshes from within the mesh-table and also from script.

This page describes [[trainz-build]] 4.1.

==Known Dependent Parent Types==
:''Main article, see: [[KIND Mesh]]''
The Content Types listed here use the mesh-table container as part of their definition.

* [[KIND Industry]]
* [[KIND MOJunction]]
* [[KIND Pantograph]]
* [[KIND Scenery]]
* [[KIND Track]]
* [[KIND Traincar]]

The following config containers also reference back to their Asset's mesh-table container in some fashion:
* [["junction-vertices" container]]
* [["track-lod-tree" container]]

'''See also'''{{bullR}} [[Modeling Guidelines]] {{bull}} [[Modeling Scenery]]

==Level of Detail (LOD)==

For discussions of LOD see [[Level of Detail]], [[LOD Example]], [[mesh-table LOD]] and [[LM.txt file]]

==Mesh subcontainer==
Each mesh subcontainer supports the following tags. Each tag is shown here with its default value.

{| border=0
|+
|-
| anim
| ""
|-
| animation-loop-speed
| 0
|-
| att
| ""
|-
| att-parent
| ""
|-
| auto-create
| 0
|-
| collision-data-generation-mode
| "default"
|-
| collision-mesh
| ""
|-
| critical-animation
| 1
|-
| does-cast-shadows
| 1
|-
| effects
| {
|-
| }
|-
| lod-level
| 255
|-
| mesh
| ""
|-
| mesh-asset
| <NULLKUID>
|-
| mesh-scale
| 0,0,0
|-
| mesh-season
| 255
|-
| night-mesh-base
| ""
|-
| opacity
| 1.0
|-
| orientation
| 0,0,0
|-
| position
| 0,0,0
|-
| should-respond-to-clicks
| 1
|-
| use-parent-bounds
| 0
|}

<big>*</big> The att-parent defaults to "default" which is the parent mesh. The att-parent tag can include a path.

==Supported Tags==
Each mesh subcontainer supports the following tags.

===anim===
:Type: File
:Default: ""
:Compulsory: No
:Desc: The animation file (.kin) exported from the 3D modelling tool and/or [[Trainz_Mesh_Importer|TrainzMeshImporter]]. This may include a sub-path.

===animation-loop-speed===
:Type: Float
:Default: 0
:Compulsory: No
:Desc: This tag must be present if the asset is to animate when placed. If this tag is not present when placed the animation will not play by default, but may play if controlled by script. A different value (e.g. 0.5, 2.0) may be used in the tag to play the animation at a different speed from that created in the 3D modelling tool.

===att===
:Type: Attachment point
:Default: ""
:Compulsory: No
:Desc: The mesh (and animation if present) is inserted at a mesh attachment point rather than the origin (without this line the mesh is placed relative to the origin of the parent model).

===att-parent===
:Type: Mesh name
:Default: Defaults to "default" which is the parent mesh
:Compulsory: No
:Desc: The tag tells Trainz in which mesh the attachment point is located. The insertion attachment point is located within the mesh ‘name’ , as listed in the config.txt.

===auto-create===
:Type: Bool
:Default: 0
:Compulsory No
:Desc: The model is generated automatically when placed, or when you load a map which includes the model. In some instances you don’t want the mesh visible (as this may be controlled through script). If auto-create is 0 the mesh will not be visible when placed.

===collision-data-generation-mode===
:Type: Collision mode
:Default: "default"
:Compulsory No
:Desc: Determines the method to use to generate collision data for this mesh. Collision data is used to select and move the asset in surveyor, and for physics simulation when necessary.
:Supported collision data generation modes:
:* "default" - use game's default value (in general "collated", but can vary in specific cases)
:* "disabled" - completely discard this sub-mesh for collision data generation purposes. Causes the sub-mesh to be fully ignored for asset picking and physics simulation.
:* "collated" - the geometry of this sub-mesh will be added to that of the other sub-meshes selecting this option (within the asset), and one collision object will be generated for the resulting conglomerate.
:* "separate-shape-convex-hull" - this sub-mesh will generate its own individual collision object, as a convex hull.
:* "separate-shape-triangle-mesh" - this sub-mesh will generate its own individual collision object, as a triangle mesh. This is the most accurate option but also the most costly in terms of performance, only use when specifically needed.

If you get the error "Failed to generate collision data". This will be because one of your meshes must have collision in order for Trainz to generate the collision data from it. If your mesh isn't suitable for collision generation then look at using a collision mesh. See Mesh-Table Example (with collision) at the bottom of this page on how to do this.

===collision-mesh===
:Type: Mesh name
:Default: ""
:Compulsory No
:Desc: Specifies a mesh to use instead of this mesh to generate collision data - must be an entry of this mesh-table. The method used to generate the collision data (through the "[[%22mesh-table%22_container#collision-data-generation-mode|collision-data-generation-mode]]" tag) is the one specified on this entry, which is allowed to be different from that of the referenced mesh.

===critical-animation===
:Type: Bool
:Default: 1 (TBD: surely this should be false (0))
:Compulsory: No
:Desc: "critical-animation" indicates that this mesh's animation generates events which are critical to the script system's behavior. If your asset is not scripted, does not use scripted animation events, or only uses the events for display purposes and will not break if the occasional event is missed, this tag should be set to ''false (0)''. Leaving this flag set to ''true (1)'' is a '''significant''' performance penalty.

====custom-render-plugin====
:Type: [[KUID]]
:Default: ""
:Compulsory: No
:Desc: TBD

===does-cast-shadows===
:Type: Bool
:Default: 1
:Compulsory: No
:Desc: "does-cast-shadows" determines if this mesh will cast shadows when the user has shadows enabled in the settings. Setting this tag to ''false (0)'' means the mesh will not cast shadows. Setting this tag to ''true (1)'' means the mesh will cast shadows.
:Trainz build 4.4

===effects===
:Type: [[Corona Effect]] | [[Name Effect]] | [[Attachment Effect]] | [[Animation Effect]] | [[Texture-Replacement Effect]]
:Default {}
:Compulsory: No
:Desc: The effects container can contain a list of effect subcontainers. The effect subcontainers support the following generic tags.

: kind ""
: name ""

:Each effect subcontainer supports additional tags depending on the effect kind. The following effect kinds are supported:

:* [[Corona Effect]]
:* [[Name Effect]]
:* [[Attachment Effect]]
:* [[Animation Effect]]
:* [[Texture-Replacement Effect]]

===lod-level===
:Type: Int (0-8)
:Default: 255
:Compulsory: No
:Desc: The [[mesh-table LOD]] level at which this mesh is displayed. The default value (255) indicates that this mesh is visible at all detail levels. See also [[KIND Mesh]] for the 'mesh-detail-level' tag.

===mesh===
:Type: Mesh name
:Default: "" (will raise error if null)
:Compulsory: Yes (3.4)
:Desc: The ‘main’ mesh name. This may include a sub-path. ie: mesh nightwindows/nightwindows.im, where the file nightwindows.im has been placed in the subdirectory nightwindows. Use .im files or reference an [[LM.txt_file]] file if you wish your asset to have ‘Level of Detail’ mesh reduction.
:The mesh name can also refer to an IM file or an [[LM.txt_file]] file in a mesh asset library if the mesh-asset tag is specified. The LM.TXT file should be in the mesh asset library.

===mesh-asset===
:Type: [[KUID]]
:Default: <NULLKUID>
:Compulsory: No
:Desc: Specifies a mesh asset to be used in conjunction with the 'mesh' tag when the mesh is not contained within the current asset. The mesh name specified in the 'mesh' tag must be located in the mesh asset as Content Manager does not check for the existence of the mesh and will not report an error if it is missing. If the mesh is not located in the root folder of the mesh asset then the mesh name in the 'mesh' tag must include the path to the folder.

<div style="background-color: #ddf5eb;border-style: dotted; width:800px; overflow:auto; ">
NOTE: There may be several different versions of the mesh asset installed, with different meshes. The mesh asset KUID number must be the version of the asset in which the mesh in the 'mesh' tag exists.

Example: If the mesh in the 'mesh' tag was added in kuid2:12345:9876:2 and does not exist in earlier versions, then this is the kuid number you must specify in the mesh-asset tag; specifying an older revision number (ie kuid:12345:9876 or kuid2:12345:9876:1) will result in errors. This applies even if the only change between versions is that the mesh is in a different folder.
</div>

===mesh-scale===
:Type: Floatlist
:Default: 1.0,1.0
:Compulsory: No
:Desc: This tag defines a minimum and maximum scaling value for the mesh, where 1.0 is the size as modelled. Each instance of the mesh that exists in the world will randomise within this range. Randomisation will not change between runs or between Trainz editions, but may change based on factors such as the position of the mesh in the world. This tag is currently only supported on SpeedTree assets; attempts to use this tag on other assets results in undefined behaviour.

===mesh-season===
:Type: Int (0-250)
:Default: 255
:Compulsory: No
:Desc: The season index for which this mesh is displayed. The default value (255) indicates that this mesh is visible in all seasons. See also [["Season-selector" container]].

===night-mesh-base===
:Type: Mesh name
:Default: ""
:Compulsory: No
:Desc: Defines this mesh as a "nightmode" mesh. This mesh is visible only at "night" (the exact meaning of which is defined by the [[KIND Scenery#nightmode|nightmode]] tag in the top level of this asset's [[config.txt file]]. This mesh becomes invisible if the specified base mesh is invisible. Prior to [["Trainz-build" tag|v4.3]], nightmode meshes have a [[material emissive color]] (currently 2.0, 2.0, 2.0) forcibly applied to them. From v4.3 upward, it is expected that the creator will set any necessary emissive coloration in the [[IM files|mesh file]] itself.

===opacity===
:Type: Float (0.0 - 1.0)(See below)
:Default: 1.0
:Compulsory: No
:Desc: Specifies the overall transparency of the mesh. Values other than 0.0 or 1.0 employ alpha blending and a value of 0.0 has the same effect as hiding the mesh. Note that this tag is buggy in TS2009 prior to SP4.

===orientation===
:Type: Floatlist (radians)
:Default: 0,0,0
:Compulsory: No
:Desc: Orientation of X,Y,Z axes. Allows a submesh to be rotated relative to its insertion point. To reverse a mesh by 180 degrees about the Z axis, add the tag: orientation 0,0,3.14159

===position===
:Type: Floatlist (metres)
:Default: 0,0,0
:Compulsory: No
:Desc: Position of the mesh using X,Y,Z axes relative to its insertion point.

===radius===
:Type: Float
:Default: TBD
:Compulsory: No
:Desc: TBD (should this be in [["mesh-table"_container_(interior_version)]]?)

===should-respond-to-clicks===
:Type: Bool
:Default: True(1)
:Compulsory: No
:Desc: If set to false (0) on a mesh that is part of an asset, it will remove that mesh from the calculation of the 'bounding box' that will be used to check whether the user clicked on that particular asset. This is useful for light ray effects or animations which are significantly outside the normal bounding volume, and may cause movement to focus on the wrong asset. For instance, a traincar may need a mesh marked with should-respond-to-clicks set to false in order to ensure that the click is detected for the correct traincar when it is part of a consist. First introduced with TS12 SP1 HF4 (build 61388). Default value (True) is the prior behaviour (the mesh ''will'' be considered part of the bounding box for the purpose of registering clicks).

===test-collisions===
:Type: Bool
:Default: TBD
:Compulsory: No
:Desc: TBD (should this be in [["mesh-table"_container_(interior_version)]]?)

===use-parent-bounds===
:Type: Bool
:Default: False(0)
:Compulsory: No
:Desc: When enabled, this tag indicates that render culling should occur using the whole object's bounding box rather than this mesh's bounding box. Bounding boxes on individual meshes may not update correctly when animation moves the object's geometry any significant distance from the bind position. This flag can help mitigate such effects, at a tiny performance penalty.

==Mesh-Table Example==
The following is an example of a simple mesh-table which implements two levels of detail.

mesh-table
{
default-lod0
{
mesh "example-lod0.im"
auto-create 1
lod-level 0
}
default-lod1
{
mesh "example-lod1.im"
auto-create 1
lod-level 1
}
}

==Mesh-Table Example (with collision)==
The following is an example of a mesh table with a separate collision mesh. For this, we are using a low polygon collision mesh with no material (null.m.notex) in place of any collision the game would generate for us. It's important to put the collision-data-generation-mode to "disabled" for every other mesh that is not the collision mesh. Otherwise, the game will assume the mesh can be used for collision and create unwanted results.

mesh-table
{
default
{
mesh "example.lm"
auto-create 1
collision-data-generation-mode "disabled"
collision-mesh "collision"
}
collision
{
mesh "collision.trainzmesh"
collision-data-generation-mode "separate-shape-triangle-mesh"
}
}

[[Category:Config Container|mesh-table container]]
{{ORP-bot|mesh-table container}}

Build Numbers

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=Build Number=
A unique [[Build Numbers|Build Number]] is created for each Trainz build produced, both for internal development builds and public (retail, beta) builds. Build numbers are generated sequentially, but because an update to an older product can occur after the release of a new product, it is not correct to assume that a higher number means a newer product.

Each build of Trainz also has a [["Trainz-build" number]] which provides a broad idea of capabilities and content compatibility. Many builds may share the same [["Trainz-build" number]] and are therefore considered compatible with each other, despite minor differences.

=Currently Supported Releases=
 
==TRS22 - Trainz Railroad Simulator 2022 and Trainz Plus ==
:'''Trainz Railroad Simulator 2022 & Trainz+'''
The following builds exist for [[TRS22]] and Trainz Plus. Where patches are available, these are noted beside the build number.

{| border=1 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=0
|'''Build Number'''||'''Patches available'''||'''Build description'''
|-
|Build 115628||auto-patch to 116492||Beta release version (Windows)
|-
|Build 115635|| ||Standard Edition version (MAC)
|-
|Build 115985|| ||Standard Edition version (Windows)
|-
|Build 116492||auto-patch to 117118||Early Access (Windows)
|-
|Build 117118||auto-patch to 117300||Pre-Release (Windows)
|-
|Build 117300||auto-patch to 117442||Retail (Windows)
|-
|Build 117442||auto-patch to 117504||Beta (Windows)
|-
|Build 117504||auto-patch to 117537||Retail (Windows)
|-
|Build 117537||auto-patch to 117655||Retail (Windows)
|-
|Build 117654||auto-patch to 119463||Release Candidate TRS22 (Mac)
|-
|Build 117655||auto-patch to 119451||Release Candidate TRS22 (Windows)
|-
|Build 117660||auto-patch to 119449||Release Candidate TRS22 (Steam Windows)
|-
|Build 117661||auto-patch to 119442||Release Candidate Trainz+ (Steam Windows)
|-
|Build 117669||auto-patch to 119450||Release Candidate Trainz+ (Windows)
|-
|Build 117688||auto-patch to 119458||Release Candidate Trainz+ (Mac)
|-
|Build 117703||auto-patch to 119447||Release Candidate TRS22 (Steam Mac)
|-
|Build 117706||auto-patch to 119455||Release Candidate Trainz+ (Steam Mac)
|-
|Build 117744||auto-patch to 119444||Release Candidate TRS22 (Mac App Store)
|-
|Build 119117||auto-patch to 119458||Beta Trainz+ (Mac)
|-
|Build 119119||auto-patch to 119451||Beta TRS22 (Windows)
|-
|Build 119380||auto-patch to 119450||Beta Trainz+ (Windows)
|-
|Build 119442|| ||Retail Trainz+ (Steam Windows)
|-
|Build 119444|| ||Retail TRS22 SP1 (Mac App Store)
|-
|Build 119447|| ||Retail TRS22 SP1 (Steam Mac)
|-
|Build 119449|| ||Retail TRS22 SP1 (Steam Windows)
|-
|Build 119450|| ||Retail Trainz+ (Windows)
|-
|Build 119451|| ||Retail TRS22 SP1 (Windows)
|-
|Build 119455|| ||Retail Trainz+ (Steam Mac)
|-
|Build 119458|| ||Retail Trainz+ (Mac)
|-
|Build 119463|| ||Retail TRS22 SP1 (Mac)
|-
|Build 121895|| ||TRS22 Beta (Windows)
|-
|Build 122411|| ||Retail Trainz+ (Windows)
|-
|Build 122418|| ||Retail TRS22 SP2/TRS22 PE (Windows)
|-
|Build 122419|| ||Retail TRS22 SP2/TRS22 PE (Mac)
|-
|Build 122427|| ||Retail TRS22 SP2/TRS22 PE (Steam Windows)
|-
|Build 122428|| ||Retail Trainz+ (Steam Windows)
|-
|Build 122431|| ||Retail Trainz+ (Mac)
|-
|Build 122432|| ||Retail TRS22 SP2/TRS22 PE (Steam Mac)
|-
|Build 122433|| ||Retail Trainz+ (Steam Mac)
|-
|Build 122478|| ||Retail TRS22 SP2 (Mac App Store)
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|Build 123792|| ||Retail TRS22 SP3/TRS22 PE (Steam Mac)
|-
|Build 123794|| ||Retail Trainz+ (Windows)
|-
|Build 123797|| ||Retail TRS22 SP3/TRS22 PE (Mac)
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|Build 123798|| ||Retail TRS22 SP3 (Mac App Store)
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|Build 123799|| ||Retail TRS22 SP3/TRS22 PE (Steam Windows)
|-
|Build 123800|| ||Retail Trainz+ (Steam Windows)
|-
|Build 123801|| ||Retail TRS22 SP3/TRS22 PE (Windows)
|-
|Build 123844|| ||Retail Trainz+ (Mac)
|-
|Build 123845|| ||Retail Trainz+ (Steam Mac)
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|Build 126273|| ||Retail TRS22 SP4 (Windows)
|-
|Build 126274|| ||Retail TRS22 SP4/TRS22 PE (Steam Mac)
|-
|Build 126280|| ||Retail Trainz+ (Windows)
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|Build 126286|| ||Retail TRS22 SP4/TRS22 PE (Mac)
|-
|Build 126290|| ||Retail Trainz+ (Steam Windows)
|-
|Build 126293|| ||Retail Trainz+ (Mac)
|-
|Build 126295|| ||Retail TRS22 SP4/TRS22 PE (Steam Windows)
|-
|Build 126297|| ||Retail Trainz+ (Steam Mac)
|-
|Build 126300|| ||Retail TRS22 SP4 (Mac App Store)
|-
|Build 128485|| ||Retail TRS22 SP5/TRS22 PE (Mac)
|-
|Build 128486|| ||Retail Trainz+ (Windows)
|-
|Build 128487|| ||Retail TRS22 SP5 (Windows)
|-
|Build 128490|| ||Retail Trainz+ (Mac)
|-
|Build 128492|| ||Retail TRS22 SP5/TRS22 PE (Steam Mac)
|-
|Build 128493|| ||Retail TRS22 SP5/TRS22 PE (Steam Windows)
|-
|Build 128495|| ||Retail Trainz+ (Steam Mac)
|-
|Build 128497|| ||Retail Trainz+ (Steam Windows)
|-
|Build 128503|| ||Retail TRS22 SP5 (Mac App Store)
|-
|Build 129335|| ||Retail TRS22 SP5 HF/TRS22 PE (Windows)
|-
|Build 129339|| ||Retail TRS22 SP5 HF/TRS22 PE (Mac)
|-
|Build 129343|| ||Retail Trainz+ (Windows)
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|Build 129383|| ||Retail TRS22 SP5 HF/TRS22 PE (Steam Mac)
|-
|Build 129384|| ||Retail Trainz+ (Steam Windows)
|-
|Build 129388|| ||Retail TRS22 SP5 HF/TRS22 PE (Steam Windows)
|-
|Build 129392|| ||Retail Trainz+ (Steam Mac)
|-
|Build 129393|| ||Retail Trainz+ (Mac)
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|Build 129410|| ||Retail TRS22 SP5 HF (Mac App Store)
|-
|Build 131950|| ||Retail Trainz+ (Windows)
|-
|Build 131951|| ||Retail TRS22 SP6 (Mac App Store)
|-
|Build 131957|| ||Retail Trainz+ (Steam Mac)
|-
|Build 131958|| ||Retail Trainz+ (Steam Windows)
|-
|Build 131965|| ||Retail TRS22 SP6/TRS22 PE (Windows)
|-
|Build 131982|| ||Retail TRS22 SP6/TRS22 PE (Mac)
|-
|Build 131985|| ||Retail Trainz+ (Mac)
|-
|Build 131986|| ||Retail TRS22 SP6/ TRS22 PE (Steam Windows)
|-
|Build 131988|| ||Retail TRS22 SP6/ TRS22 PE (Steam Mac)
|-
|Build 132284|| ||Retail Trainz+ (Windows)
|-
|Build 132339|| ||Retail TRS22 SP6 HF1 (Mac App Store)
|-
|Build 132322|| ||Retail Trainz+ (Steam Mac)
|-
|Build 132324|| ||Retail Trainz+ (Steam Windows)
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|Build 132285|| ||Retail TRS22 SP6 HF1/TRS22 PE (Windows)
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|Build 132320|| ||Retail TRS22 SP6 HF1/TRS22 PE (Mac)
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|Build 132317|| ||Retail Trainz+ (Mac)
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|Build 132316|| ||Retail TRS22 SP6 HF1/ TRS22 PE (Steam Windows)
|-
|Build 132321|| ||Retail TRS22 SP6 HF1/ TRS22 PE (Steam Mac)
|}
 

==TRS19 - Trainz Railroad Simulator 2019==
:'''Trainz Railroad Simulator 2019'''
The following builds exist for [[TRS19]]. Where patches are available, these are noted beside the build number.
TRS19 Service Pack 2 (SP2), Build 110491, unifies all TRS19 customers onto the same build number with cross-compatibility for content, routes and sessions including multiplayer.

{| border=1 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=0
|'''Build Number'''||'''Patches available'''||'''Build description'''
|-
|Build 98569||auto-patch to 100331||MyTrainz release version
|-
|Build 98592||auto-patch to 100240||MyTrainz release version
|-
|Build 100240||-||MyTrainz release version
|-
|Build 100331||-||MyTrainz release version
|-
|Build 100332||-||Steam release (Windows)
|-
|Build 100339||-||Steam release (Mac)
|-
|Build 105096||-||MyTrainz & Platinum SP1 (Windows)
|-
|Build 105170||-||MyTrainz SP1 (Mac)
|-
|Build 105175||114863||SP1 Steam release (Windows)
|-
|Build 105497||-||SP1 Steam release (Mac)
|-
|Build 105100||-||Platinum (Windows)
|-
|Build 105113||-||Platinum (Mac)
|-
|Build 110491||-||SP2 Unified Build
|-
|Build 111951||-||MyTrainz SP3 (Windows)
|-
|Build 111952||-||SP3 Steam (Windows no Mac patch)
|-
|Build 111956||-||SP3 Mac (Big Sur required)
|-
|Build 114800||auto-patch to 116678||MyTrainz & Platinum SP4 (Windows)
|-
|Build 114841||-||SP4 Mac
|-
|Build 114863||-||SP4 Steam (Windows)
|-
|Build 116678||-||SP5 Platinum (Windows)
|-
|Build 117009||-||SP5 hotfix 1 (Windows)
|-
|Build 117026||-||SP5 Steam (Windows)
|-
|}
 

==Trainz Plus==
:'''Trainz Plus'''
The following builds exist for [[Trainz_Plus]]. Where patches are available, these are noted beside the build number.

To install TrainzPlus, you must have an active Gold Membership or Trainz Plus Membership, and you will need to select the 'Trainz Plus' update stream. See this guide for further information: https://support.trainzportal.com/index.php?/Knowledgebase/Article/View/132/20/updating-to-a-new-build-version

{| border=1 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=0
|'''Build Number'''||'''Patches available'''||'''Build description'''
|-
|Build 100240||auto-patch to 100464||TRS19 MyTrainz Windows to Trainz Plus Update 1
|-
|Build 100331||auto-patch to 100438||TRS19 MyTrainz Mac to Trainz Plus Update 1
|-
|Build 100464||auto-patch to 103369||Trainz Plus Update 1 (Windows)
|-
|Build 100438||auto-patch to 103368||Trainz Plus Update 1 (Mac)
|-
|Build 103369||-||Trainz Plus Update 2 (Windows)
|-
|Build 103368||-||Trainz Plus Update 2 (Mac)
|-
|Build 105100||-||Trainz Plus Update 3 (Windows)
|-
|Build 105113||-||Trainz Plus Update 3 (Mac)
|-
|Build 110491||-||SP2 Unified Build
|-
|}
 
==Trainz Model Railroader Edition 2.1==
:<big>'''Trainz Model Railroader 2'''</big>
The following builds exist for Trainz Model Railroader Edition 2.1. Where patches are available, these are noted beside the build number.

Find out all the details via the STEAM store: [https://store.steampowered.com/app/2743520/TRS22_Model_Railroaders_Edition/ Trainz Model Railroader Edition 2.1]

{| border=1 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=0
|'''Build Number'''||'''Patches available'''||'''Build description'''
|-
|Build 128513||-||Steam Windows Store release
|-
|Build 128514||-||Steam Mac Store release
|}

 

=Legacy build versions=
:''This section is being provided by the user community to make as complete a reference as possible, so is currently incomplete and may remain so.''
 
==TANE - Trainz: A New Era==
:'''Trainz: A New Era'''
The following builds exist for [[TANE]]. Where patches are available, these are noted beside the build number.
 
===TANE SP1===
{| border=1 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=0
|'''Build Number'''||'''Patches available'''||'''Build description'''
|-
|Build 74697||auto-patch to 80349||Online MyTrainz release
|-
|Build 74702||auto-patch to 80349||Online MyTrainz release
|-
|Build 74794||auto-patch to 80349||Online MyTrainz release
|-
|Build 74885||auto-patch to 80345||Boxed Product Key Deluxe Edition
|-
|Build 75894||auto-patch to 80349||Online MyTrainz release
|-
|Build 75938||auto-patch to 80349||Online MyTrainz release
|-
|Build 75947||auto-patch to 80349||Online MyTrainz release
|-
|Build 75971||auto-patch to 80345||Boxed Product Key Deluxe Edition
|-
|Build 76401||auto-patch to 80349||Online MyTrainz release
|-
|Build 76425||auto-patch to 80349||Online MyTrainz release
|-
|Build 76459||auto-patch to 80349||Online MyTrainz release
|-
|Build 76536||auto-patch to 80345||Boxed Product Key Deluxe Edition
|-
|Build 76837||auto-patch to 80403||Online MyTrainz release Mac
|-
|Build 76794||auto-patch to 80403||Online MyTrainz release Mac
|-
|Build 78660||auto-patch to 80345||Boxed Product Key Deluxe Edition
|-
|Build 78667||auto-patch to 80349||Online MyTrainz release
|-
|Build 78628||auto-patch to 80350||Online MyTrainz release Mac
|-
|Build 80285||auto-patch to 80350||Online MyTrainz release Mac
|-
|}
 
===TANE SP1 Hotfix 1===
{| border=1 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=0
|'''Build Number'''||'''Patches available'''||'''Build description'''
|-
|Build 80341||auto-patch to 81172||Boxed Product Key Standard Edition
|-
|Build 80345||auto-patch to 81178||Boxed Product Key Deluxe Edition
|-
|Build 80349||auto-patch to 81190||Online MyTrainz release
|-
|Build 80413||auto-patch to 81197||Online MyTrainz release Mac
|-
|}
 
===TANE SP1 Hotfix 2===
{| border=1 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=0
|'''Build Number'''||'''Patches available'''||'''Build description'''
|-
|Build 81172||auto-patch to 81321||Boxed Product Key Standard Edition
|-
|Build 81178||auto-patch to 81324||Boxed Product Key Deluxe Edition
|-
|Build 81190||auto-patch to 81296||Online MyTrainz release
|-
|Build 81197||auto-patch to 81343||Online MyTrainz release Mac
|-
|}
 
===TANE SP1 Hotfix 3===
{| border=1 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=0
|'''Build Number'''||'''Patches available'''||'''Build description'''
|-
|Build 81321||auto-patch to 82848||Boxed Product Key Standard Edition
|-
|Build 81324||auto-patch to 82851||Boxed Product Key Deluxe Edition
|-
|Build 81296||auto-patch to 82718||Online MyTrainz release
|-
|Build 81343||auto-patch to 82867||Online MyTrainz release Mac
|-
|}
 
===TANE SP1 Hotfix 4===
{| border=1 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=0
|'''Build Number'''||'''Patches available'''||'''Build description'''
|-
|Build 82848||auto-patch to 84352||Boxed Product Key Standard Edition
|-
|Build 82851||auto-patch to 84356||Boxed Product Key Deluxe Edition
|-
|Build 82718||auto-patch to 84204||Online MyTrainz release
|-
|Build 82867||auto-patch to 84219||Online MyTrainz release Mac
|-
|Build 84615||auto-patch to 88404||Mac AppStore
|-
|Build 84473||auto-patch to 88460||Steam Windows
|-
|Build 84449||auto-patch to 88461||Steam Windows
|-
|}
 
===TANE SP2===
{| border=1 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=0
|'''Build Number'''||'''Patches available'''||'''Build description'''
|-
|Build 84352||auto-patch to 88343||Boxed Product Key Standard Edition
|-
|Build 84356||auto-patch to 88348||Boxed Product Key Deluxe Edition
|-
|Build 84204||auto-patch to 88364||Online MyTrainz release
|-
|Build 84219||auto-patch to 88395||Online MyTrainz release Mac
|-
|Build 88404||auto-patch to 90957||Mac AppStore
|-
|Build 88460||auto-patch to 90959||Steam Windows
|-
|Build 88461||auto-patch to 90969||Steam Windows
|-
|}
 
===TANE SP2 Hotfix 1===
{| border=1 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=0
|'''Build Number'''||'''Patches available'''||'''Build description'''
|-
|Build 88343||auto-patch to 90948||Boxed Product Key Standard Edition
|-
|Build 88348||auto-patch to 90955||Boxed Product Key Deluxe Edition
|-
|Build 88364||auto-patch to 90945||Online MyTrainz release
|-
|Build 88395||auto-patch to 90946||Online MyTrainz release Mac
|-
|Build 90957||auto-patch to 95083||Mac AppStore
|-
|Build 90959||auto-patch to 94812||Steam Windows
|-
|Build 90969||auto-patch to 95086||Steam Windows
|-
|}
 
===TANE SP3===
{| border=1 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=0
|'''Build Number'''||'''Patches available'''||'''Build description'''
|-
|Build 90948||auto-patch to 94808||Boxed Product Key Standard Edition
|-
|Build 94808||-||Boxed Product Key Standard Edition
|-
|Build 90955||auto-patch to 94829||Boxed Product Key Deluxe Edition
|-
|Build 94829||-||Boxed Product Key Deluxe Edition
|-
|Build 90945||auto-patch to 94916||Online MyTrainz release
|-
|Build 94916||-||Online MyTrainz release
|-
|Build 90946||auto-patch to 95078||Online MyTrainz release Mac
|-
|Build 95078||-||Online MyTrainz release Mac
|-
|Build 95083||-||Mac AppStore
|-
|Build 94812||-||Steam Windows
|-
|Build 90969||-||Steam Windows
|-
|}
 
===TANE SP4===
More TANE SP4 information coming soon!
{| border=1 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=0
|'''Build Number'''||'''Patches available'''||'''Build description'''
|-
|Build 105766||-||Online MyTrainz release
|-
|-
|Build 105765||-||Online MyTrainz release Mac
|-
|}
 
==TS12 - Trainz Simulator 12==
:'''Trainz Simulator 12'''
The following builds exist for [[TS12]]. Where patches are available, these are noted beside the build number.
 
{| border=1 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=0
|'''Build Number'''||'''Patches available'''||'''Build description'''
|-
|Build 46957||auto-patch to 48054||Planet Auran release version
|-
|Build 47059||auto-patch to 48054||Minor revision
|-
|Build 47103||-||Steam release
|-
|Build 47452||auto-patch to 48054||Just Trainz release version
|-
|Build 47772||auto-patch to 48054||Just Trainz release version (minor revision)
|-
|Build 48054||manual patch to 48249||Minor revision
|-
|Build 48249||manual patch to 49922||Minor revision
|-
|Build 49849||-||Czech Release
|-
|Build 49922||-||Minor revision, added support for Aerotrain DLC
|-
|Build 50027||-||German Release
|-
|Build 50406||-||French Release
|-
|Build 51054||-||Dutch Release
|-
|Build 52143||-||Russian, Japanese, Polish Release
|-
|Build 57720||-||TS12 SP1 English
|-
|Build 57825||-||TS12 SP1 Hotfix 1 English
|-
|Build 57898||-||TS12 SP1 Hotfix 2 English
|-
|Build 58414||-||TS12 SP1 Hotfix 3 English
|-
|Build 61297||-||TS12 SP1 Steam English
|-
|Build 61388||-||TS12 SP1 Hotfix 4 English
|}
 
==Trainz Simulator Mac==
:<big>'''Trainz MAC'''</big>
The following builds exist for [[Trainz Simulator Mac]]. Where patches are available, these are noted beside the build number.

{| border=1 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=0
|'''Build Number'''||'''Patches available'''||'''Build description'''
|-
|Build 47652||-||Planet Auran Digital Store release
|-
|Build 47770||-||Third-party Digital Store release
|-
|Build 48159||-||Feral retail release
|}

 
==TS2010 - Trainz 2010==
:<big>'''Trainz 2010: Engineers Edition'''</big>
The following builds exist for [[TS2010]]. Where patches are available, these are noted beside the build number.

{| border=1 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=0
|'''Build Number'''||'''Patches available'''||'''Build description''' || '''[[Trainz-build]]* version No.'''
|-
|'''Build 41491''' ||manual patch to 41615 || [[TS2010| TS2010 GM]], English Online Release
| Ver: 3.2
|-
|Build 41615||manual patch to 43434 || [[TS2010 SP1]]
| Ver: 3.2
|-
|Build 41622||manual patch to 43434 || English Online Release
|
|-
! || ||
|
|-
|'''Build 42203'''||manual patch to 43434||[[TS2010 SP2]] English, Swedish DVD Retail Release
| Ver: 3.2
|-
|Build 42534||-||French Retail
|
|-
|Build 42763||-||German Retail
|
|-
|Build 42831||-||Dutch Retail
|
|-
|Build 42953||-||Russian Retail
|
|-
|Build 43030||-||Czech, Polish Retail
|
|-
|Build 43233||-||Spanish Retail
|
|-
| || || ||
|-
|Build 43434||-||[[TS2010 SP3]]
| Ver: 3.3
|-
|Build 44088||-||[[TS2010 SP3]] Minor revision
|
|-
| || || ||
|-
|Build 45467||auto patch to 46170||[[TS2010 SP4]] (including Trainz Multiplayer Beta)
| Ver: 3.4
|-
|Build 45607||auto patch to 46170||[[TS2010 SP4]] patch 1 (including Trainz Multiplayer Beta)
|
|-
|Build 46170||manual patch to 49938||[[TS2010 SP4]] patch 2 (including Trainz Multiplayer Beta)
|
|-
|Build 49933||-||[[TS2010 SP3]] Minor revision, added support for Aerotrain DLC
| Ver: 3.3
|-
|Build 49938||-||[[TS2010 SP4]] patch 3 (including Trainz Multiplayer Beta), added support for Aerotrain DLC
| Ver: 3.4
|-
|}
<big>'''*'''</big> The tag trainz-build assigned value will reflect the tech-level assigned the release or that under which an asset is first made; the version is now listed on the title bar of the [[Content Manager]] screen, and that of individual items is one of the column listings. The trainz-build version is also list on the DLS web page.
 
==TS2009 - Trainz 2009==
{{anchor|TRS2009|TS2009|Trainz2009|TRS 2009|TS 2009|Trainz 2009}}
:<big>'''Trainz 2009: World Builder Edition'''</big> 
The following builds exist for TS2009. Where patches are available, these are noted beside the build number.
{| border=1 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=0 style="text-align:center; "
|'''Build Number'''||'''Patches available'''||'''Build description'''
|-
|Build 37625||auto-patch to 40040||English Online Release
|-
|Build 38017||auto-patch to 40040||[[TS2009 SP1]]
|-
|Build 38411||auto-patch to 40040||English Retail
|-
|Build 38599||auto-patch to 40040||[[TS2009 SP1]] hotfix
|-
|Build 38610||PROTECTED||Steam English Retail
|-
|Build 38808||auto-patch to 41590||French Retail
|-
|Build 38824||-||Dutch Retail
|-
|Build 38869||PROTECTED||UK Retail
|-
|Build 39176||-||German Retail
|-
|Build 39413||auto-patch to 40040||Czech, Polish, Hungarian Retail
|-
|Build 39561||-||Spanish Retail
|-
|Build 39979||auto-patch to 40040
|[[TS2009 SP2]]
|-
|<big>Build 40040</big>
|<big>{{center|-auto-patch Common version-}}</big>
|<big>[[TS2009 SP2]] + hotfix </big>
|-
|Build 40357||-||Cabon City English Online Release
|-
|Build 40542||-||Russian Retail
|-
|Build 40702||-||Cabon City English Online Release
|-
|Build 40702||-||Treez English Online Release
|-
|Build 40762||-||Murchison English Online Release
|-
|Build 40837||-||S&C English Online Release
|-
|Build 40895||-||Spanish pre-SP3
|-
|Build 41497||-||Dutch, German pre-SP3
|-
|Build 41546||-||Italian Retail
|-
|Build 41590||-||French pre-SP3
|-
|<big>Build 41844</big>
|<big>{{center|-auto-patch Common version-}}</big>
|<big>[[TS2009 SP3]]</big>
|-
|<big>Build 44653</big>
|<big>{{center|-auto-patch Common version-}}</big>
|<big>[[TS2009 SP4]]</big> [[TADDaemon]] ("Trainz Asset Database Daemon") introduced
|}
 
== Content Builds ==

Auran's newer patch technology developed for TRS2009 has the capability of updating the base Trainz version and installed add-on content independently. The following is a list of released content build versions for add-on content since the advent of TRS2009's technology. Legacy versions (Trainz UTC, Trainz TCC discussed below)

{| border=1 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=0
|'''Content Build Number'''||'''Content Patches available'''||'''Build description'''
|-
|Content Build 40355||-||Cabon City English Online Release
|-
|Content Build 40400||-||Cabon City English Online Release
|-
|Content Build 40563||-||Treez English Online Release
|-
|Content Build 40761||-||Murchison English Online Release
|-
|Content Build 40836||-||S&C English Online Release
|-
|Content Build 49210||-||Duchess Online Release
|-
|Content Build 49474||-||Duchess Steam Release
|-
|Content Build 49631||-||Coronation Scot Online Release
|-
|Content Build 49694||-||Coronation Scot Steam Release
|}
 
==Trainz Classics==

'''Trainz Classics''' was series of releases each featuring a single route. New code features were added to each version to support that route.

{| border=1 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=1 width="100%"
|col-width="8%"|'''Ver#:'''|| <big>{{center|'''Build Number'''}} || {{center|'''Trainz Retail Release Name'''}} ||'''Patches available''' || {{center|'''Build description'''<big>*</big>}}</big>
|-
|  2.7||Build 3337|| {{center|[[TC1|'''Trainz Classics''']]}} || {{cdash}} ||  English Retail. Released July 9th, 2007 as a bundle with both [[TC1]] and [[TC2]] content included. Released as '''Trainz Railwayz''' (bundled with an updated TRS2006) in North America.
|-
|  2.7||Build 3422|| {{center|[[TRS2008]] }} || {{cdash}} ||  French Retail. Includes both TC1/TC2 and also the French 2007 content in a single build. (Build 3422 is Edition Gold or Collector)
|-
|  2.8||Build 3529|| {{center|[[TC3|Trainz Classics 3]]}} || {{cdash}} ||  TC3 English Retail, released on July 23, 2008.
|-
|}
 
==TRS2006 & etc.==

'''TRS2006''' had a relatively large number of separate builds as Auran worked out methods for international names handling in various languages, plus went into partnership with various 3rd party distributors giving a host of releases in various markets but only one series of related Service Packs.

{| border=1 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=1 width="100%"
|col-width="8%"|'''Ver#:'''|| <big>{{center|'''Build Number'''}} || {{center|'''Trainz Retail Release Name'''}} ||'''Patches available''' || {{center|'''Build description'''<big>*</big>}}</big>
|-
|  2.5||Build 2761 || {{center
|[[TRS2006|TRS2006 GM]] }} ||{{cdash}} ||  Original release for Australia and USA. [[Content Creator Plus]] and [[Content Manager|Content Manager Plus]] first introduced.
|-
|  2.5||colspan="3" |'''Other Builds:''' UK release - 2773; French - 2883; Dutch - 2967;German - 2970; Spanish - 3007 ||German - was also called Pro Train Perfect or PTP
|-
|  2.5|| Build 3096 &Merscom's build 3104|| '''{{center|Trainz Driver Edition (TDE)''' ('demo version')}}|| {{cdash}} || UK release date of Trainz Driver was 24 February 2005. {{bullR}}TDE did not have CMP nor Surveyor, but did include Railyard
|-
|  2.6 || build 3092 || {{cdash}} || {{center|[[TRS2006|TRS2006 SP1]] }} || TRS2006 - Australia and North American markets
|-
|  2.6||colspan="4" |'''Other SP1 Builds:''' United Kingdom-SP1= build 3099; Spanish-SP1= build 3118
|-
|  2.6||Build 3335 || {{cdash}} || {{center|[[TRS2006#SP1|TRS2006 SP1]] }} || Vista support. Released in September 2007. Used for bundle packs - Trainz Railwayz (North American release bundled with TC1) and Trainz Complete Collection (bundled with TRS2004 SP4, UTC and Trainz Routes 1 to 4).
|-
|  2.6||Build ????|| {{center|[[TRS2007]] }} || {{cdash}} ||  French retail, equivalent to TRS2006+SP1, with some additional French content.
|-
|  2.6||Build ????|| {{center|[[TRS2007]] }} || {{cdash}} ||  German retail, equivalent to TRS2006+SP1, with a lot of additional German content.
|-
|}
 
==TRS2004==
'''TRS2004''' had a relatively large number of separate builds as Auran worked out methods for international names handling in various languages, plus went through a related succession of Service Packs.
{| border=1 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=1
|'''Ver#:'''|| <big>{{center|'''Build Number'''}} || {{center|'''Trainz Retail Release Name'''}} ||'''Patches available''' || {{center|'''Build description'''<big>*</big>}}</big>
|-
|2.0||Build 668 || [[TRS2004|Trainz Railroad Simulator 2004]] || || International version (Australia and USA). Released in September 2003.
|-
|2.0||Build 686 || [[TRS2004|Trainz Railway Simulator 2004]] || || Just Trains version (UK). Requires disk in drive.
|-
|2.1||Build ???? || [[TRS2004|Trainz Railroad Simulator 2004]] SP1 || || International (USA/Australia) release
|-
|2.1||Build ???? || [[TRS2004|Trainz Railway Simulator 2004]] SP1 || || Just Trains release (UK). Requires disk in drive.
|-
|2.2||Build ???? || [[TRS2004|Trainz Railroad Simulator 2004]] "Passenger Edition" (SP2)|| || International (USA/Australia) release
|-
|2.2||Build 2285 || [[TRS2004|Trainz Railway Simulator 2004]] "Passenger Edition" (SP2)|| || Just Trains release (UK). Requires disk in drive.
|-
|2.3||Build ???? || [[TRS2004|Trainz Railroad Simulator 2004]] SP3 || || International (USA/Australia) release
|-
|2.3||Build ???? || [[TRS2004|Trainz Railway Simulator 2004]] SP3 || ||
|-
|2.3||Build ???? || [[TRS2004#Deluxe|TRS2004 Deluxe]] || ||Trainz 2004: Deluxe Edition. Includes SP3 and additional content. Different regions received different additional content.
|-
|2.4||Build 2365 || [[TRS2004|Trainz Railroad Simulator 2004]] SP4 || || International (USA/Australia) release
|-
|2.4||Build 2370 || [[TRS2004|Trainz Railway Simulator 2004]] SP4 || || Just Trains release (UK). Requires disk in drive.
|-
|2.4||Build 2370 || [[TRS2004|Trainz Railway Simulator 2004]] SP4 || || Included in ''Trainz Collection'', but ''without'' the requirement for a disk in the drive.
|-
|}
 
==Ultimate Trainz Collection==
:<big>'''Ultimate Trainz Collection'''</big>
'''Ultimate Trainz Collection''', released regionally in 2002, included PaintShed, GMax 1.1, and other accessories.
{| border=1 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=0
|'''Ver#:'''|| <big>{{center|'''Build Number'''}} || {{center|'''Trainz Retail Release Name'''}} ||'''Patches available''' || {{center|'''Build description'''<big>*</big>}}</big>
|-
|1.5||Build 0377 || {{center|Trainz UTC 3 CD set}} || {{cdash}} || Ultimate Trainz Collection, released 26 November 2002 w/expanded content
|-
|1.6||Build 0404 || {{cdash}} || {{center|Trainz UTC SP1}} || Ultimate Trainz Collection SP1
|-
|1.6||Build 0033 || {{center|Paintshed}} || {{cdash}} ||1st released as part of Ultimate Trainz Collection SP1
|-
|}
 
==Trainz 1.x==
:<big>'''Trainz 1.3'''</big>
{| border=1 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=0
|'''Ver#:'''|| <big>{{center|'''Build Number'''}} || {{center|'''Trainz Retail Release Name'''}} ||'''Patches available''' || {{center|'''Build description'''<big>*</big>}}</big>
|-
|0.9||Build 0009 || {{center|Trainz Beta}} ||<center>wholly replaced by [[Trainz 1.0]] </center>||released in November 2000 for testing purposes to Model Railroaders.
|-
|1.0||Build 0010|| {{center|[[Trainz 1.0]]}} ||{{cdash}} || ''''''Trainz Community Edition'''''', released in December 2001
|-
|1.0||Build 0019? || {{center|[[Trainz 1.0]], non-English}} ||{{cdash}} || Trainz Community Edition 2
|-
|1.1||Build ???? || {{Cdash}} || {{center|[[Trainz 1.0| SP1]]}} || released in 2002 (April ?)
|-
|1.2||Build 0??? || {{cdash}} || {{center|[[Trainz 1.0| SP2]]}} || ''''''Trainz Retail Edition'''''' was released in June 2002 aimed at the North American markets.
|-
|1.3||Build 0263 || {{center|aka '''Trainz 1.3'''}} || {{center|[[Trainz SP3]]}} || First with TrainzScript.exe, and Scenarios, November 2002
|-
|1.0||Build 0277 || {{center|[[Trainz 1.0]], non-English}} ||{{cdash}} || Trainz Community Edition 2
|-
|}
 
=Notes and references=
<big><big><code>*</code></big></big> Name usages matching information posted on {{wp|Trainz}} and the {{plain link|http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Trainz/Version_And_Build_Numbers|Trainz Wikibook}} Version and Build Numbers pages.

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[[m.leafcard]] is a variation on the [[m.pbrmetalmasked]] material. Introduced with the new foliage system "[[Treez]]", it is used when creating transparent leaf and/or branches on trees and plants.

[[Image:m_leaf_card_tree_1.jpg|400px]]

This page describes content format v5.6 and assumes that the FBX file format is used as a data source for any meshes.

=Texture Slots=
The following texture slots are used for this material. All textures should typically have the same dimensions unless they represent a uniform color, however this is not strictly enforced.

==Albedo==
RGB: The [[albedo map]] defines the base color of each texel. The sRGB color space is used.

A: The alpha channel provides a "black and white" [[masked alpha]] channel. Black indicates full transparency, meaning that the [[fragment]] is discarded. White indicates full opacity, meaning that rendering proceeds as per [[m.pbrmetal]]. If the alpha channel is omitted, this material acts exactly as [[m.pbrmetal]] except with lower performance. Note that unlike legacy Trainz materials, PBR materials do not autodetect opacity mode based on the texture in use. The content creator must select the appropriate material for their desired outcome. Runtime texture replacement should not expect to replace an opaque texture with a blended or masked texture and have the material update automatically.

You may need to include an alpha-hint tag in your albedo texture.txt file. See [[.texture.txt_Files]]. If creating a double sided material using metadata you should also consider using a blend-mode tag. See [[Mesh_metadata_file]].

'''Albedo Texture Example'''

[[File:m_leafcard_1.png|300px]]

Color Channel Separated

[[File:m_leafcard_2.jpg|300px]]

Alpha Channel Separated

[[File:m_leafcard_2b.jpg|300px]]

==Normal==
RGB: Surface [[normal map]]. This defines which way the surface is facing, relative to the interpolated vertex normals. Since this is an XYZ format rather than color data, it should never be modified in Photoshop. Using Photoshop to add a fourth channel or copy/paste smaller textures into a [[texture atlas]] is acceptable. Per-pixel manipulation or use of filters on the "RGB" channels is not acceptable.

'''Normal Texture Example with no Alpha Channel (Parallax)'''

[[File:m_leafcard_3.jpg|border|middle|x300px]]

==Parameter==
This texture is comprised of four separate channels which each form a separate data element. Linear color space (not sRGB) is used for these channels.

[[File:m_leafcard_4.jpg|border|middle|800px]]

R: Emissive. This causes the texture to have an internal glow, even when no external light is present. Used for phosphors, permanently-lit markings, etc. The glow color is based on the albedo. Note that this glow does not cast light upon surrounding surfaces except via the Bloom post-processing effect.

'''Parameters (Emissive - Red Channel) Texture Example'''

[[File:m_leafcard_5.jpg|border|middle|x300px]]

G: Roughness. Defines whether the surface reflections are shiny (0.0) or matte (1.0). See the [[Physically Based Rendering|PBR metal workflow]] for details.

'''Parameters (Roughness - Green Channel) Texture Example'''

[[File:m_leafcard_6.jpg|border|middle|x300px]]

B: The blue channel of the parameters texture is used to modulate the strength of the directional lighting. This is intended to give the feel of individual leaves being deeper inside the tree and shadowed from all directions, even though the leaf card as a whole is not shadowed. (Note that this is the same channel used for Ambient Occlusion on m.pbrmetal; the leaf card materials do not support ambient occlusion.)

Full brightness (100% blue channel) gives a standard lighting response, while darker values give a weaker response to directional lighting.

'''Parameters (Directional Lighting Strength - Blue Channel) Texture Example'''

[[File:m_leafcard_7.jpg|border|middle|x300px]]

A: Metallicity. Defines whether the surface is metallic (1.0) with the albedo used to colorize reflected light, or dielectric (0.0) with the albedo used to colorize the surface. While intermediate values are not physically accurate, they may be used to emulate subsurfaces which are partially metallic. See the [[Physically Based Rendering|PBR metal workflow]] for details.

'''Parameters (Metallic - Alpha Channel) Texture Example'''

[[File:m_leafcard_8.jpg|border|middle|x300px]]

=Examples=

[[Category:Material types| ]]
[[Category:Modeling]]
[[Category:Content creation]]

M.leafcard

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File:M leafcard 1.png

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File:M leafcard 3.jpg

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File:M leafcard 2b.jpg

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