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Talk:TADDaemon

2013-11-17T19:16:39Z

Shaneturner12: /* Flawed design */

''This whole section is not relevant to this wiki. The wiki is intended as a source of factual information, not a general discussion area where people discuss the pros/cons of various possible implementations. Please move this to the forums if you want to continue.'' [[User:Windwalkr|Windwalkr]] ([[User talk:Windwalkr|talk]]) 11:15, 21 August 2013 (EST)

==Flawed design==
If this is true about the shut-down

: ... which it isn't.
:
: Hard killing any database is problematic, and this is no exception. But in normal usage this condition won't be encountered. You'd have to either 'end task' or hard power the machine off with the database still running. You've got a window of about 5 seconds between Trainz or CM closing and TADDaemon shutting down. Even then, TADdaemon generally just does a quick database repair and picks up where it left off. A full repair is very rarely necessary.
: Same issue was seen before we split the database into TADDaemon - sometimes Trainz would just take forever to start with a black screen, normally associated with a game crash. At least if Trainz does manage to crash now TADDaemon (and the database) is still fine.
:
: Oh, and TADDaemon existing means running Trainz and CM at the same time (or even multiple copies of CM) is absolutely fine. Previously it would be a whole nasty series of black screen pauses waiting for access to the files. [[User:Jamesmoody|Jamesmoody]] ([[User talk:Jamesmoody|talk]])

You need to modify it so ''there is a busy indication'' visible in widows and a popup reminder message requiring a Button click to leave Trainz screens... telling the user to not shut down window until and unless the TADDaemon tab closes is good programming. Leaving people guessing when they may need to reboot is (profanity removed) programming.

: ... also a completely untrue statement. Doing a normal shut down (i.e. just clicking 'shut down' and waiting) is fine. Trainz and CM honour the normal windows requested shutdown commands, and TADDaemon will quit before Windows gets to the prompt for 'end task'. I've tested this - I /know/ it works. However, Immediately hard-powering off the machine (not shutting down) going through task manager and doing an 'end task' on TADDaemon will cause a database repair on next startup. [[User:Jamesmoody|Jamesmoody]] ([[User talk:Jamesmoody|talk]])

* Another case of (... please quit it with the profanity already... ) programming: Both ASSETS.* files were killed and Zero length on my tower July 3rd by an unexpected line surge, causing a hard computer shut down. Please note, the CM 3.3 version running had been up CONSTANTLY for over 36 hours, with no activity asked for or requested. I never got back to look at it. IT WAS TOTALLY IDLE AND '''''should never have'' updated anything!'''

WHAT USE IS A BACKUP THAT IS OPEN AT THE AME TIME AS A SOURCE/USE FILE!
# You should start Trainz renaming Assets.bku to a safe name
# COPYING the current unchanged Assets.tdx (ONLY ONCE IT'S '''about to be''' CHANGED!) to the Assets.bku name in the cache.
# Then play with Assets.tdx and leave the .BKU alone.
You programmers need to leave windows files with the right time stamps in general. There is no excuse to be affecting modification time WHATEVER unless CM is writing the file with an auto-fix. CM doesn't do that and shouldn't outside of Hot fixes and service packs. // [[User:Fabartus|Fra]][[User talk:Fabartus|nkB]] 14:05, 5 July 2013 (EST)

:: We don't modify Windows timestamps. [[User:Windwalkr|Windwalkr]] ([[User talk:Windwalkr|talk]]) 11:15, 21 August 2013 (EST)

: There are many stages between code calling flush and actually getting a solid representation on disk. Most of them an arms race between reliability, performance, and over use of the various flush calls that have happened between 1976 and now. No modern operating system fully respects the original intention of Flush() any more - and even the hardware doesn't truly do that any more. SSD's "write" data into a circular buffer, and then go and re-write it into the actual location later, for example. There has been reports of specific SSDs bricking if hard powered off at exactly the wrong moment. You'd hope they'd have enough capacitors in them to avoid that - but apparently not even that is guaranteed.
:
: Also, please note that one unfortunate incident for one user where a power surge required an (apparently extended) DB repair isn't something to be adding to our official documentation. Particularly in what appears to be a profanity filled rant. Nor, when I delete said rant, is it to be restored citing "vandalism"... [[User:Jamesmoody|Jamesmoody]] ([[User talk:Jamesmoody|talk]])

A note regarding the 'End Task' as you refer to it - Windows Vista/7/8 doesn't throw up that box and simply terminates the process on shutdown. What you should really be doing is to set a flag on the TADDaemon process that prevents Windows from shutting down/restarting until the process has closed, especially for Trainz 2009 SP4 and Trainz 2010 since they take a few minutes to actually close TADDaemon. (yes, that is possible). [[User:Shaneturner12|Shaneturner12]] ([[User talk:Shaneturner12|talk]]) 05:10, 18 November 2013 (EST)

Talk:TADDaemon

2013-11-17T19:10:56Z

Shaneturner12: /* Flawed design */ Comment regarding TADDaemon and Windows shutdown

''This whole section is not relevant to this wiki. The wiki is intended as a source of factual information, not a general discussion area where people discuss the pros/cons of various possible implementations. Please move this to the forums if you want to continue.'' [[User:Windwalkr|Windwalkr]] ([[User talk:Windwalkr|talk]]) 11:15, 21 August 2013 (EST)

==Flawed design==
If this is true about the shut-down

: ... which it isn't.
:
: Hard killing any database is problematic, and this is no exception. But in normal usage this condition won't be encountered. You'd have to either 'end task' or hard power the machine off with the database still running. You've got a window of about 5 seconds between Trainz or CM closing and TADDaemon shutting down. Even then, TADdaemon generally just does a quick database repair and picks up where it left off. A full repair is very rarely necessary.
: Same issue was seen before we split the database into TADDaemon - sometimes Trainz would just take forever to start with a black screen, normally associated with a game crash. At least if Trainz does manage to crash now TADDaemon (and the database) is still fine.
:
: Oh, and TADDaemon existing means running Trainz and CM at the same time (or even multiple copies of CM) is absolutely fine. Previously it would be a whole nasty series of black screen pauses waiting for access to the files. [[User:Jamesmoody|Jamesmoody]] ([[User talk:Jamesmoody|talk]])

You need to modify it so ''there is a busy indication'' visible in widows and a popup reminder message requiring a Button click to leave Trainz screens... telling the user to not shut down window until and unless the TADDaemon tab closes is good programming. Leaving people guessing when they may need to reboot is (profanity removed) programming.

: ... also a completely untrue statement. Doing a normal shut down (i.e. just clicking 'shut down' and waiting) is fine. Trainz and CM honour the normal windows requested shutdown commands, and TADDaemon will quit before Windows gets to the prompt for 'end task'. I've tested this - I /know/ it works. However, Immediately hard-powering off the machine (not shutting down) going through task manager and doing an 'end task' on TADDaemon will cause a database repair on next startup. [[User:Jamesmoody|Jamesmoody]] ([[User talk:Jamesmoody|talk]])

* Another case of (... please quit it with the profanity already... ) programming: Both ASSETS.* files were killed and Zero length on my tower July 3rd by an unexpected line surge, causing a hard computer shut down. Please note, the CM 3.3 version running had been up CONSTANTLY for over 36 hours, with no activity asked for or requested. I never got back to look at it. IT WAS TOTALLY IDLE AND '''''should never have'' updated anything!'''

WHAT USE IS A BACKUP THAT IS OPEN AT THE AME TIME AS A SOURCE/USE FILE!
# You should start Trainz renaming Assets.bku to a safe name
# COPYING the current unchanged Assets.tdx (ONLY ONCE IT'S '''about to be''' CHANGED!) to the Assets.bku name in the cache.
# Then play with Assets.tdx and leave the .BKU alone.
You programmers need to leave windows files with the right time stamps in general. There is no excuse to be affecting modification time WHATEVER unless CM is writing the file with an auto-fix. CM doesn't do that and shouldn't outside of Hot fixes and service packs. // [[User:Fabartus|Fra]][[User talk:Fabartus|nkB]] 14:05, 5 July 2013 (EST)

:: We don't modify Windows timestamps. [[User:Windwalkr|Windwalkr]] ([[User talk:Windwalkr|talk]]) 11:15, 21 August 2013 (EST)

: There are many stages between code calling flush and actually getting a solid representation on disk. Most of them an arms race between reliability, performance, and over use of the various flush calls that have happened between 1976 and now. No modern operating system fully respects the original intention of Flush() any more - and even the hardware doesn't truly do that any more. SSD's "write" data into a circular buffer, and then go and re-write it into the actual location later, for example. There has been reports of specific SSDs bricking if hard powered off at exactly the wrong moment. You'd hope they'd have enough capacitors in them to avoid that - but apparently not even that is guaranteed.
:
: Also, please note that one unfortunate incident for one user where a power surge required an (apparently extended) DB repair isn't something to be adding to our official documentation. Particularly in what appears to be a profanity filled rant. Nor, when I delete said rant, is it to be restored citing "vandalism"... [[User:Jamesmoody|Jamesmoody]] ([[User talk:Jamesmoody|talk]])

A note regarding the 'End Task' as you refer to it - Windows Vista/7/8 doesn't throw up that box and simply terminates the process on shutdown. What you should really be doing is to set a flag on the TADDaemon process that prevents Windows from shutting down/restarting until the process has closed (yes, that is possible). [[User:Shaneturner12|Shaneturner12]] ([[User talk:Shaneturner12|talk]]) 05:10, 18 November 2013 (EST)

Build Numbers

2013-10-27T09:39:59Z

Shaneturner12: /* TS12 - Trainz 2012 */

{{ORP-top}}
=Code build number=
The '''Code build number''' or '''Trainz build version''' (two names meaning the identical 'tracking number') is the unique software level identifier that increments not only with 'named' main retail releases, but with each release for specific language groups, and by {{wp|Hotfix}}es, as well as by {{wp|Service_pack}} releases. 

Initial Trainz code build versions are not released in initial retail release versions for all world wide languages at the same time, but these are produced as available translations, so typically, non-English releases lag by some months, but may have hot fixes or service packs already installed. As the translation needs are satisfied and an overall ''release stabilizes'', subsequent service pack releases apply to those code build numbers and effectively combine language releases into a merged common product. At the end of the process, the final service pack produces a ''single stable '''code build version''''', creating the final corresponding Trainz (two digit) version number and corresponding identical [["Trainz-build" tag]] level found in assets config.txt.

=Currently Supported Releases=
Trainz versions are known best by their ''''''Retail Release name'''''', after which N3V Games/Auran, following general software industry practices subsequently release bug fixing '''hot fixes''' and usually a succession of service packs. Each

:'''Note:''' ''Legacy version releases and build numbers are listed at the bottom of the page, reserving this area for currently supported versions.''
The following builds exist for [[TS2009]]. Where patches are available, these are noted beside the build number.
==TS2009 - Trainz 2009==
{{anchor|TRS2009|TS2009|Trainz2009|TRS 2009|TS 2009|Trainz 2009}}
:<big>'''Trainz 2009: World Builder Edition'''</big> 
{| 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
|}

==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.

==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
|}

==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
|}

= 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
|}
==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.''
===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
|-
|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
|-
|}
===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.
|-
|}

===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.
|-
|}

===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 ????|| {{center|[[TRS2008]] }} || {{cdash}} ||  French Retail. Includes both TC1/TC2 and also the French 2007 content in a single build.
|-
|  2.8||Build 3529|| {{center|[[TC3|Trainz Classics 3]]}} || {{cdash}} ||  TC3 English Retail, released on July 23, 2008.
|-
|}

==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.

{{ORP-bot}}{{TBKr}}

Shane Turner's Trainz Tools

2013-09-22T13:05:31Z

Shaneturner12: /* About these tools */

== About these tools ==

These tools are created by myself (shaneturner12) in order to assist Trainz users.

I have created a range of tools to enhance certain aspects of Trainz. All of these can be downloaded from my tutorial website unless otherwise stated.

I am aware of an issue involving Norton antivirus products and my tools, but the issue is relating to their reputation system.

This page is a work in progress - information is subject to change.

Note that all of these tools require .Net Framework 2.0 to operate, and full permissions in order to write to certain areas. In addition to this, the PC Information Application and the DirectX Install Helper Utility require access to the Internet to perform some or all of their functions.

''' Tool List '''

== PC Information Application ==
This tool is a multipurpose tool, and has the following uses:

* Displaying and saving/copying of your system specifications
* Network Diagnostic feature for checking whether certain N3V servers are available
* Trainz Build Finder - this replicates the info given within Trainz
* Limited Patch Finder - this can assist in the download and installation of most manual patches (at the moment, it does not recognise TS12 SP1 patches - I plan to update the program to allow this in the future)

The tool can be downloaded from my [http://trainz.shaneturner.co.uk/tutorials/index.php/en/home/utilities utilities page] on my tutorial site.

== Trainz Protocol Changer ==

This tool can be used to change/fix/create the following file associations that Trainz uses:

*.CDP/.CDP2 files (Content Dispatcher Packs)
*.CMPA files (Content Manager Plus Archive)
*trainz:// addresses (these are used by the Download Station and third-party sites)

It can do this by modifying the registry information that controls these associations, and the program can do one, two or all of the above associations.

The tool can be downloaded from my [http://trainz.shaneturner.co.uk/tutorials/index.php/en/home/utilities utilities page] on my tutorial site.

== Permission Generating Tool ==

This tool is to help configure specific folders in order to set the required permissions for the user that is running the tool in order to read/write to the folder. This is a command-line tool, and requires the full path of the folder to be entered.

It will take a while to do it's job though if there are a lot of files/subfolders.

The tool can be downloaded from my [http://trainz.shaneturner.co.uk/tutorials/index.php/en/home/utilities utilities page].

== DirectX Install Helper Utility ==

This tool is to assist in the download and installation of the DirectX runtime files as supplied by Microsoft. It's a one-click command-line application that will automatically download and install DirectX 9.0C (current version).

The tool can be downloaded from my [http://trainz.shaneturner.co.uk/tutorials/index.php?page=updating-directx Updating DirectX page] - there is a link to the relevant forum thread on that page as well.

Return to [[Tools]]

Shane Turner's Trainz Tools

2013-09-22T13:04:06Z

Shaneturner12:

== About these tools ==

I have created a range of tools to enhance certain aspects of Trainz. All of these can be downloaded from my tutorial website unless otherwise stated.

I am aware of an issue involving Norton antivirus products and my tools, but the issue is relating to their reputation system.

This page is a work in progress - information is subject to change.

Note that all of these tools require .Net Framework 2.0 to operate, and full permissions in order to write to certain areas. In addition to this, the PC Information Application and the DirectX Install Helper Utility require access to the Internet to perform some or all of their functions.

''Tool List

== PC Information Application ==
This tool is a multipurpose tool, and has the following uses:

* Displaying and saving/copying of your system specifications
* Network Diagnostic feature for checking whether certain N3V servers are available
* Trainz Build Finder - this replicates the info given within Trainz
* Limited Patch Finder - this can assist in the download and installation of most manual patches (at the moment, it does not recognise TS12 SP1 patches - I plan to update the program to allow this in the future)

The tool can be downloaded from my [http://trainz.shaneturner.co.uk/tutorials/index.php/en/home/utilities utilities page] on my tutorial site.

== Trainz Protocol Changer ==

This tool can be used to change/fix/create the following file associations that Trainz uses:

*.CDP/.CDP2 files (Content Dispatcher Packs)
*.CMPA files (Content Manager Plus Archive)
*trainz:// addresses (these are used by the Download Station and third-party sites)

It can do this by modifying the registry information that controls these associations, and the program can do one, two or all of the above associations.

The tool can be downloaded from my [http://trainz.shaneturner.co.uk/tutorials/index.php/en/home/utilities utilities page] on my tutorial site.

== Permission Generating Tool ==

This tool is to help configure specific folders in order to set the required permissions for the user that is running the tool in order to read/write to the folder. This is a command-line tool, and requires the full path of the folder to be entered.

It will take a while to do it's job though if there are a lot of files/subfolders.

The tool can be downloaded from my [http://trainz.shaneturner.co.uk/tutorials/index.php/en/home/utilities utilities page].

== DirectX Install Helper Utility ==

This tool is to assist in the download and installation of the DirectX runtime files as supplied by Microsoft. It's a one-click command-line application that will automatically download and install DirectX 9.0C (current version).

The tool can be downloaded from my [http://trainz.shaneturner.co.uk/tutorials/index.php?page=updating-directx Updating DirectX page] - there is a link to the relevant forum thread on that page as well.

Return to [[Tools]]

Shane Turner's Trainz Tools

2013-09-22T13:03:12Z

Shaneturner12: /* Tool List */ Changing format of page

== About these tools ==

I have created a range of tools to enhance certain aspects of Trainz. All of these can be downloaded from my tutorial website unless otherwise stated.

I am aware of an issue involving Norton antivirus products and my tools, but the issue is relating to their reputation system.

This page is a work in progress - information is subject to change.

Note that all of these tools require .Net Framework 2.0 to operate, and full permissions in order to write to certain areas. In addition to this, the PC Information Application and the DirectX Install Helper Utility require access to the Internet to perform some or all of their functions.

''Tool List

== PC Information Application ==
This tool is a multipurpose tool, and has the following uses:

* Displaying and saving/copying of your system specifications
* Network Diagnostic feature for checking whether certain N3V servers are available
* Trainz Build Finder - this replicates the info given within Trainz
* Limited Patch Finder - this can assist in the download and installation of most manual patches (at the moment, it does not recognise TS12 SP1 patches - I plan to update the program to allow this in the future)

The tool can be downloaded from my [http://trainz.shaneturner.co.uk/tutorials/index.php/en/home/utilities utilities page] on my tutorial site.

== Trainz Protocol Changer ==

This tool can be used to change/fix/create the following file associations that Trainz uses:

*.CDP/.CDP2 files (Content Dispatcher Packs)
*.CMPA files (Content Manager Plus Archive)
*trainz:// addresses (these are used by the Download Station and third-party sites)

It can do this by modifying the registry information that controls these associations, and the program can do one, two or all of the above associations.

The tool can be downloaded from my [http://trainz.shaneturner.co.uk/tutorials/index.php/en/home/utilities utilities page] on my tutorial site.

== Permission Generating Tool ==

This tool is to help configure specific folders in order to set the required permissions for the user that is running the tool in order to read/write to the folder. This is a command-line tool, and requires the full path of the folder to be entered.

It will take a while to do it's job though if there are a lot of files/subfolders.

The tool can be downloaded from my [http://trainz.shaneturner.co.uk/tutorials/index.php/en/home/utilities utilities page].

== DirectX Install Helper Utility ==

This tool is to assist in the download and installation of the DirectX runtime files as supplied by Microsoft. It's a one-click command-line application that will automatically download and install DirectX 9.0C (current version).

The tool can be downloaded from my http://trainz.shaneturner.co.uk/tutorials/index.php?page=updating-directx Updating DirectX page] - there is a link to the relevant forum thread on that page as well.

Return to [[Tools]]

Tools

2013-09-22T12:46:27Z

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==Auran-provided Tools==

The following executable tools are made available to Trainz users.

[[Content Manager]] - ''Auran's included content management GUI, which provides functionality for downloading, installing, managing and building custom content.''

[[Content Creator Plus]] - ''Auran's included content creation GUI, which provides functionality for creating, editing, viewing and validating asset configurations.''

[[Trainz Mesh Importer]] - ''An xml-to-im converter that can be used to simplify conversion of models from various formats into Trainz .im format.''

[[TrainzUtil]] - ''A command line content management tool.''

==Third-party Tools==

The following Trainz-related tools are maintained by Trainz 3rd-party developers.

[[AssetX Wiki|AssetX]] - ''A multi purpose toolbox by Andi06 and PEV designed to view, edit and repair the majority of files used in all versions of TRS from TRS2004 onwards.''

[[Trainz Tools by PEV]] - ''Editing and repair tools for most Trainz Content files. Shane Turner now hosts these.''

[[Shane Turner's Trainz Tools]] - ''Tools to enhance and help resolve some Trainz technical problems. Hosted on the same site as the PEV Trainz Tools''

More ''TBD''

==Native APIs==

Auran provides some native (C++) libraries which allow Trainz 3rd-party developers to access specific Trainz internal files and functionality which are otherwise opaque. These are provided in DLL form within the Trainz installation, and should not be redistributed as their implementation is specific to each Trainz install version.

[[TrainzNativeInterface]] - A helper DLL which provides the basic functionality for communication between Trainz executables and third-party DLLs.

==Documentation==

[[Command Line Guidelines]] - ''Details guidelines for developing Trainz-related command-line utilities with the intention of creating a standardised, easy-to-use interface.''

''TBD''

[[Category:TBD]]
[[Category:Trainz Wiki]]

Shane Turner's Trainz Tools

2013-09-22T12:39:09Z

Shaneturner12: changed link for DirectX Install Helper Utility

== About these tools ==

I have created a range of tools to enhance certain aspects of Trainz. All of these can be downloaded from my tutorial website unless otherwise stated.

I am aware of an issue involving Norton antivirus products and my tools, but the issue is relating to their reputation system.

This page is a work in progress - information is subject to change.

Note that all of these tools require .Net Framework 2.0 to operate, and full permissions in order to write to certain areas. In addition to this, the PC Information Application and the DirectX Install Helper Utility require access to the Internet to perform some or all of their functions.

== Tool List ==

'''PC Information Application'''

This tool is a multipurpose tool, and has the following uses:

* Displaying and saving/copying of your system specifications
* Network Diagnostic feature for checking whether certain N3V servers are available
* Trainz Build Finder - this replicates the info given within Trainz
* Limited Patch Finder - this can assist in the download and installation of most manual patches (at the moment, it does not recognise TS12 SP1 patches - I plan to update the program to allow this in the future)

The tool can be downloaded from my [http://trainz.shaneturner.co.uk/tutorials/index.php/en/home/utilities utilities page] on my tutorial site.

'''Trainz Protocol Changer'''

This tool can be used to change/fix/create the following file associations that Trainz uses:

*.CDP/.CDP2 files (Content Dispatcher Packs)
*.CMPA files (Content Manager Plus Archive)
*trainz:// addresses (these are used by the Download Station and third-party sites)

It can do this by modifying the registry information that controls these associations, and the program can do one, two or all of the above associations.

The tool can be downloaded from my [http://trainz.shaneturner.co.uk/tutorials/index.php/en/home/utilities utilities page] on my tutorial site.

'''Permission Generating Tool'''

This tool is to help configure specific folders in order to set the required permissions for the user that is running the tool in order to read/write to the folder. This is a command-line tool, and requires the full path of the folder to be entered.

It will take a while to do it's job though if there are a lot of files/subfolders.

The tool can be downloaded from my [http://trainz.shaneturner.co.uk/tutorials/index.php/en/home/utilities utilities page].

'''DirectX Install Helper Utility'''

This tool is to assist in the download and installation of the DirectX runtime files as supplied by Microsoft. It's a one-click command-line application that will automatically download and install DirectX 9.0C (current version).

The tool can be downloaded from my http://trainz.shaneturner.co.uk/tutorials/index.php?page=updating-directx Updating DirectX page] - there is a link to the relevant forum thread on that page as well.

Shane Turner's Trainz Tools

2013-09-22T12:37:25Z

Shaneturner12: adding further tool information

== About these tools ==

I have created a range of tools to enhance certain aspects of Trainz. All of these can be downloaded from my tutorial website unless otherwise stated.

I am aware of an issue involving Norton antivirus products and my tools, but the issue is relating to their reputation system.

This page is a work in progress - information is subject to change.

Note that all of these tools require .Net Framework 2.0 to operate, and full permissions in order to write to certain areas. In addition to this, the PC Information Application and the DirectX Install Helper Utility require access to the Internet to perform some or all of their functions.

== Tool List ==

'''PC Information Application'''

This tool is a multipurpose tool, and has the following uses:

* Displaying and saving/copying of your system specifications
* Network Diagnostic feature for checking whether certain N3V servers are available
* Trainz Build Finder - this replicates the info given within Trainz
* Limited Patch Finder - this can assist in the download and installation of most manual patches (at the moment, it does not recognise TS12 SP1 patches - I plan to update the program to allow this in the future)

The tool can be downloaded from my [http://trainz.shaneturner.co.uk/tutorials/index.php/en/home/utilities utilities page] on my tutorial site.

'''Trainz Protocol Changer'''

This tool can be used to change/fix/create the following file associations that Trainz uses:

*.CDP/.CDP2 files (Content Dispatcher Packs)
*.CMPA files (Content Manager Plus Archive)
*trainz:// addresses (these are used by the Download Station and third-party sites)

It can do this by modifying the registry information that controls these associations, and the program can do one, two or all of the above associations.

The tool can be downloaded from my [http://trainz.shaneturner.co.uk/tutorials/index.php/en/home/utilities utilities page] on my tutorial site.

'''Permission Generating Tool'''

This tool is to help configure specific folders in order to set the required permissions for the user that is running the tool in order to read/write to the folder. This is a command-line tool, and requires the full path of the folder to be entered.

It will take a while to do it's job though if there are a lot of files/subfolders.

The tool can be downloaded from my [http://trainz.shaneturner.co.uk/tutorials/index.php/en/home/utilities utilities page].

'''DirectX Install Helper Utility'''

This tool is to assist in the download and installation of the DirectX runtime files as supplied by Microsoft. It's a one-click command-line application that will automatically download and install DirectX 9.0C (current version).

The tool can be downloaded from my [http://trainz.shaneturner.co.uk/tutorials/index.php/en/home/utilities utilities page].

Shane Turner's Trainz Tools

2013-09-22T09:10:31Z

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Autoconfirmed users

2013-09-22T08:54:19Z

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User:Shaneturner12

2013-08-17T08:27:09Z

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'''About Me'''

My name is Shane Turner. I do voluntary work mostly as well as supporting people with computer and game problems. I'm most often found on certain forums including this one (Trainz Discussion Forums).

'''My Website'''

I have a tutorial website that covers many of the tutorials I have written for Trainz, as well as utilities to enhance certain things in Trainz. This can be accessed using the following link:

[http://trainz.shaneturner.co.uk/tutorials/ My Tutorial Website]

Build Numbers

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=Code build number=
{{TOCright}}
The '''Code build number''' or '''Trainz build version''' (two names meaning the identical 'tracking number') is the unique software level identifier that increments not only with 'named' main retail releases, but with each release for specific language groups, and by {{wp|Hotfix}}es, as well as by {{wp|Service_pack}} releases. 

Initial Trainz code build versions are not released in initial retail release versions for all world wide languages at the same time, but these are produced as available translations, so typically, non-English releases lag by some months, but may have hot fixes or service packs already installed. As the translation needs are satisfied and an overall ''release stabilizes'', subsequent service pack releases apply to those code build numbers and effectively combine language releases into a merged common product. At the end of the process, the final service pack produces a ''single stable '''code build version''''', creating the final corresponding Trainz (two digit) version number and corresponding identical [["Trainz-build" tag]] level found in assets config.txt.

=Currently Supported Releases=
Trainz versions are known best by their ''''''Retail Release name'''''', after which N3V Games/Auran, following general software industry practices subsequently release bug fixing '''hot fixes''' and usually a succession of service packs. Each

:'''Note:''' ''Legacy version releases and build numbers are listed at the bottom of the page, reserving this area for currently supported versions.''
The following builds exist for [[TS2009]]. Where patches are available, these are noted beside the build number.
==TS2009==
{| border=1 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=0
|'''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]]
|-
|Build 40040||-||[[TS2009 SP2]] hotfix
|-
|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
|-
|Build 41844||-||[[TS2009 SP3]]
|-
|Build 44653||-||[[TS2009 SP4]]
|}

==TS2010==

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'''
|-
|Build 41491||manual patch to 41615||English Online Release
|-
|Build 41615||manual patch to 43434||[[TS2010 SP1]]
|-
|Build 41622||manual patch to 43434||English Online Release
|-
|Build 42203||manual patch to 43434||[[TS2010 SP2]] English, Swedish Retail Release
|-
|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]]
|-
|Build 44088||-||[[TS2010 SP3]] Minor revision
|-
|Build 45467||auto patch to 46170||[[TS2010 SP4]] (including Trainz Multiplayer Beta)
|-
|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
|-
|Build 49938||-||[[TS2010 SP4]] patch 3 (including Trainz Multiplayer Beta), added support for Aerotrain DLC
|-
|}

==TS12==

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
|}

==Trainz Simulator Mac==

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
|}

= 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
|}
==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.''
===Trainz 1.x===
{| 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
|-
|1.5||Build ???? || {{center|Trainz UTC 3 CD set}} || {{cdash}} || Ultimate Trainz Collection, released 26 November 2002 w/expanded content
|-
|1.6||Build ???? || {{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
|-
|}
===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 686 || {{center|[[TRS2004]]}} || {{center
|Original buggy version }} ||released in September 2003.
|-
|2.1||668, 686 || {{cdash}} || [[TRS2004]] SP1 ||Australia and USA=668, TRS2004 - UK Release=686 UK
|-
|2.2||Build 2285 || Passenger Edition w/SP2|| [[TRS2004]] SP2 ||w/DRM; needed CDROM to run it.
|-
|2.3||Build ???? || {{cdash}}|| {{center|[[TRS2004]] SP3}} ||
|-
|2.4||Build 2365 || {{cdash}} || {{center|[[TRS2004]] SP4}} ||
|-
|2.4||Build 2365 || {{center|[[TRS2004#Deluxe|TRS2004 Deluxe]] w/Extra content and SP4}} || {{cdash
}} ||Trainz 2004: Deluxe Edition ''without a CDROM needed'' to run.
|-
|}

===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 SP0]] }} ||{{cdash}} ||  Australia and USA - no service pack but the .pdf file manual still being used, updated Content Creator Plus and ContentManagerPlus (now CM) was introduced, though many felt it was unstable.
|-
|  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 3092 || {{cdash}} || {{center|[[TRS2006|TRS2006 SP1]] or Hot fix(?) }} || TRS2006 - Australia and North American markets
|-
|  2.5||Build 3096 || {{center
|Trainz Driver Demo}}|| {{cdash}} || UK release date of Trainz Driver was 24 February 2006.
|-
|  2.6||Build 3335 || {{cdash}} || {{center|[[TRS2006#SP1|TRS2006 SP1]] }} ||released in September 2005.
|-
|  2.6||colspan="4" |'''Other SP1 Builds:''' United Kingdom-SP1= build 3099; Spanish-SP1= build 3118
|-
|  2.6 || '''also''' Build 3335 || {{center
|Trainz Complete Collection included [[TRS2006|TRS2006 SP1]]}} || {{cdash}} ||  Trainz 3 CDROM Collection Pack (includes SP1) and TRS2004-SP4 and Trainz 1.3.

|-
|  2.7||Build 3337|| {{center|[[TRS2006#TC1|'''Trainz Classics''']] aka, '''Trainz Railwayz''' }} || {{center|(includes SP1)}} ||  English Retail,released July 9th, 2007 as '''Trainz Railwayz''' and '''Trainz Classics (TC1)''' in North America.
|-
|  2.7||Build 35??|| {{center|[[TRS2006#TC2|Trainz Classics 2]]}} || {{cdash}} ||  TC2 English Retail, released on July 23, 2008.
|-
|  2.8||Build 3529|| {{center|[[TRS2006#TC3|Trainz Classics 3]]}} || {{center|SP1 pre-installed}} ||  TC3 English Retail, released on July 23, 2008.
|-
|  2.9||Build 5???|| {{center|[[TRS2006#TRS2007|TRS2007 and TRS2008]] }} || {{cdash}}||  Non-English Retail, released on July 23, 2008.
|-
|}

==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.

Build Numbers

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=Code build number=
{{TOCright}}
The '''Code build number''' or '''Trainz build version''' (two names meaning the identical 'tracking number') is the unique software level identifier that increments not only with 'named' main retail releases, but with each release for specific language groups, and by {{wp|Hotfix}}es, as well as by {{wp|Service_pack}} releases. 

Initial Trainz code build versions are not released in initial retail release versions for all world wide languages at the same time, but these are produced as available translations, so typically, non-English releases lag by some months, but may have hot fixes or service packs already installed. As the translation needs are satisfied and an overall ''release stabilizes'', subsequent service pack releases apply to those code build numbers and effectively combine language releases into a merged common product. At the end of the process, the final service pack produces a ''single stable '''code build version''''', creating the final corresponding Trainz (two digit) version number and corresponding identical [["Trainz-build" tag]] level found in assets config.txt.

=Currently Supported Releases=
Trainz versions are known best by their ''''''Retail Release name'''''', after which N3V Games/Auran, following general software industry practices subsequently release bug fixing '''hot fixes''' and usually a succession of service packs. Each

:'''Note:''' ''Legacy version releases and build numbers are listed at the bottom of the page, reserving this area for currently supported versions.''
The following builds exist for [[TS2009]]. Where patches are available, these are noted beside the build number.
==TS2009==
{| border=1 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=0
|'''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]]
|-
|Build 40040||-||[[TS2009 SP2]] hotfix
|-
|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
|-
|Build 41844||-||[[TS2009 SP3]]
|-
|Build 44653||-||[[TS2009 SP4]]
|}

==TS2010==

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'''
|-
|Build 41491||manual patch to 41615||English Online Release
|-
|Build 41615||manual patch to 43434||[[TS2010 SP1]]
|-
|Build 41622||manual patch to 43434||English Online Release
|-
|Build 42203||manual patch to 43434||[[TS2010 SP2]] English, Swedish Retail Release
|-
|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]]
|-
|Build 44088||-||[[TS2010 SP3]] Minor revision
|-
|Build 45467||auto patch to 46170||[[TS2010 SP4]] (including Trainz Multiplayer Beta)
|-
|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
|-
|Build 49938||-||[[TS2010 SP4]] patch 3 (including Trainz Multiplayer Beta), added support for Aerotrain DLC
|-
|}

==TS2012==

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
|}

==Trainz Simulator Mac==

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
|}

= 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
|}
==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.''
===Trainz 1.x===
{| 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
|-
|1.5||Build ???? || {{center|Trainz UTC 3 CD set}} || {{cdash}} || Ultimate Trainz Collection, released 26 November 2002 w/expanded content
|-
|1.6||Build ???? || {{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
|-
|}
===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 686 || {{center|[[TRS2004]]}} || {{center
|Original buggy version }} ||released in September 2003.
|-
|2.1||668, 686 || {{cdash}} || [[TRS2004]] SP1 ||Australia and USA=668, TRS2004 - UK Release=686 UK
|-
|2.2||Build 2285 || Passenger Edition w/SP2|| [[TRS2004]] SP2 ||w/DRM; needed CDROM to run it.
|-
|2.3||Build ???? || {{cdash}}|| {{center|[[TRS2004]] SP3}} ||
|-
|2.4||Build 2365 || {{cdash}} || {{center|[[TRS2004]] SP4}} ||
|-
|2.4||Build 2365 || {{center|[[TRS2004#Deluxe|TRS2004 Deluxe]] w/Extra content and SP4}} || {{cdash
}} ||Trainz 2004: Deluxe Edition ''without a CDROM needed'' to run.
|-
|}

===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 SP0]] }} ||{{cdash}} ||  Australia and USA - no service pack but the .pdf file manual still being used, updated Content Creator Plus and ContentManagerPlus (now CM) was introduced, though many felt it was unstable.
|-
|  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 3092 || {{cdash}} || {{center|[[TRS2006|TRS2006 SP1]] or Hot fix(?) }} || TRS2006 - Australia and North American markets
|-
|  2.5||Build 3096 || {{center
|Trainz Driver Demo}}|| {{cdash}} || UK release date of Trainz Driver was 24 February 2006.
|-
|  2.6||Build 3335 || {{cdash}} || {{center|[[TRS2006#SP1|TRS2006 SP1]] }} ||released in September 2005.
|-
|  2.6||colspan="4" |'''Other SP1 Builds:''' United Kingdom-SP1= build 3099; Spanish-SP1= build 3118
|-
|  2.6 || '''also''' Build 3335 || {{center
|Trainz Complete Collection included [[TRS2006|TRS2006 SP1]]}} || {{cdash}} ||  Trainz 3 CDROM Collection Pack (includes SP1) and TRS2004-SP4 and Trainz 1.3.

|-
|  2.7||Build 3337|| {{center|[[TRS2006#TC1|'''Trainz Classics''']] aka, '''Trainz Railwayz''' }} || {{center|(includes SP1)}} ||  English Retail,released July 9th, 2007 as '''Trainz Railwayz''' and '''Trainz Classics (TC1)''' in North America.
|-
|  2.7||Build 35??|| {{center|[[TRS2006#TC2|Trainz Classics 2]]}} || {{cdash}} ||  TC2 English Retail, released on July 23, 2008.
|-
|  2.8||Build 3529|| {{center|[[TRS2006#TC3|Trainz Classics 3]]}} || {{center|SP1 pre-installed}} ||  TC3 English Retail, released on July 23, 2008.
|-
|  2.9||Build 5???|| {{center|[[TRS2006#TRS2007|TRS2007 and TRS2008]] }} || {{cdash}}||  Non-English Retail, released on July 23, 2008.
|-
|}

==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.

Build Numbers

2013-06-14T15:34:27Z

Shaneturner12: /* TS2012 */ Typo correction and addition of build information for TS12 SP1 Hotfix 3

=Code build number=
{{TOCright}}
The '''Code build number''' or '''Trainz build version''' (two names meaning the identical 'tracking number') is the unique software level identifier that increments not only with 'named' main retail releases, but with each release for specific language groups, and by {{wp|Hotfix}}es, as well as by {{wp|Service_pack}} releases. 

Initial Trainz code build versions are not released in initial retail release versions for all world wide languages at the same time, but these are produced as available translations, so typically, non-English releases lag by some months, but may have hot fixes or service packs already installed. As the translation needs are satisfied and an overall ''release stabilizes'', subsequent service pack releases apply to those code build numbers and effectively combine language releases into a merged common product. At the end of the process, the final service pack produces a ''single stable '''code build version''''', creating the final corresponding Trainz (two digit) version number and corresponding identical [["Trainz-build" tag]] level found in assets config.txt.

=Currently Supported Releases=
Trainz versions are known best by their ''''''Retail Release name'''''', after which N3V Games/Auran, following general software industry practices subsequently release bug fixing '''hot fixes''' and usually a succession of service packs. Each

:'''Note:''' ''Legacy version releases and build numbers are listed at the bottom of the page, reserving this area for currently supported versions.''
The following builds exist for [[TS2009]]. Where patches are available, these are noted beside the build number.
==TS2009==
{| border=1 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=0
|'''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]]
|-
|Build 40040||-||[[TS2009 SP2]] hotfix
|-
|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
|-
|Build 41844||-||[[TS2009 SP3]]
|-
|Build 44653||-||[[TS2009 SP4]]
|}

==TS2010==

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'''
|-
|Build 41491||manual patch to 41615||English Online Release
|-
|Build 41615||manual patch to 43434||[[TS2010 SP1]]
|-
|Build 41622||manual patch to 43434||English Online Release
|-
|Build 42203||manual patch to 43434||[[TS2010 SP2]] English, Swedish Retail Release
|-
|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]]
|-
|Build 44088||-||[[TS2010 SP3]] Minor revision
|-
|Build 45467||auto patch to 46170||[[TS2010 SP4]] (including Trainz Multiplayer Beta)
|-
|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
|-
|Build 49938||-||[[TS2010 SP4]] patch 3 (including Trainz Multiplayer Beta), added support for Aerotrain DLC
|-
|}

==TRS2012==

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
|}

==Trainz Simulator Mac==

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
|}

= 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
|}
==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.''
===Trainz 1.x===
{| 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
|-
|1.5||Build ???? || {{center|Trainz UTC 3 CD set}} || {{cdash}} || Ultimate Trainz Collection, released 26 November 2002 w/expanded content
|-
|1.6||Build ???? || {{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
|-
|}
===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 686 || {{center|[[TRS2004]]}} || {{center
|Original buggy version }} ||released in September 2003.
|-
|2.1||668, 686 || {{cdash}} || [[TRS2004]] SP1 ||Australia and USA=668, TRS2004 - UK Release=686 UK
|-
|2.2||Build 2285 || Passenger Edition w/SP2|| [[TRS2004]] SP2 ||w/DRM; needed CDROM to run it.
|-
|2.3||Build ???? || {{cdash}}|| {{center|[[TRS2004]] SP3}} ||
|-
|2.4||Build 2365 || {{cdash}} || {{center|[[TRS2004]] SP4}} ||
|-
|2.4||Build 2365 || {{center|[[TRS2004#Deluxe|TRS2004 Deluxe]] w/Extra content and SP4}} || {{cdash
}} ||Trainz 2004: Deluxe Edition ''without a CDROM needed'' to run.
|-
|}

===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 SP0]] }} ||{{cdash}} ||  Australia and USA - no service pack but the .pdf file manual still being used, updated Content Creator Plus and ContentManagerPlus (now CM) was introduced, though many felt it was unstable.
|-
|  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 3092 || {{cdash}} || {{center|[[TRS2006|TRS2006 SP1]] or Hot fix(?) }} || TRS2006 - Australia and North American markets
|-
|  2.5||Build 3096 || {{center
|Trainz Driver Demo}}|| {{cdash}} || UK release date of Trainz Driver was 24 February 2006.
|-
|  2.6||Build 3335 || {{cdash}} || {{center|[[TRS2006#SP1|TRS2006 SP1]] }} ||released in September 2005.
|-
|  2.6||colspan="4" |'''Other SP1 Builds:''' United Kingdom-SP1= build 3099; Spanish-SP1= build 3118
|-
|  2.6 || '''also''' Build 3335 || {{center
|Trainz Complete Collection included [[TRS2006|TRS2006 SP1]]}} || {{cdash}} ||  Trainz 3 CDROM Collection Pack (includes SP1) and TRS2004-SP4 and Trainz 1.3.

|-
|  2.7||Build 3337|| {{center|[[TRS2006#TC1|'''Trainz Classics''']] aka, '''Trainz Railwayz''' }} || {{center|(includes SP1)}} ||  English Retail,released July 9th, 2007 as '''Trainz Railwayz''' and '''Trainz Classics (TC1)''' in North America.
|-
|  2.7||Build 35??|| {{center|[[TRS2006#TC2|Trainz Classics 2]]}} || {{cdash}} ||  TC2 English Retail, released on July 23, 2008.
|-
|  2.8||Build 3529|| {{center|[[TRS2006#TC3|Trainz Classics 3]]}} || {{center|SP1 pre-installed}} ||  TC3 English Retail, released on July 23, 2008.
|-
|  2.9||Build 5???|| {{center|[[TRS2006#TRS2007|TRS2007 and TRS2008]] }} || {{cdash}}||  Non-English Retail, released on July 23, 2008.
|-
|}

==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.

Build Numbers

2013-06-14T15:32:03Z

Shaneturner12: /* TS2010 */ Typographical correction

=Code build number=
{{TOCright}}
The '''Code build number''' or '''Trainz build version''' (two names meaning the identical 'tracking number') is the unique software level identifier that increments not only with 'named' main retail releases, but with each release for specific language groups, and by {{wp|Hotfix}}es, as well as by {{wp|Service_pack}} releases. 

Initial Trainz code build versions are not released in initial retail release versions for all world wide languages at the same time, but these are produced as available translations, so typically, non-English releases lag by some months, but may have hot fixes or service packs already installed. As the translation needs are satisfied and an overall ''release stabilizes'', subsequent service pack releases apply to those code build numbers and effectively combine language releases into a merged common product. At the end of the process, the final service pack produces a ''single stable '''code build version''''', creating the final corresponding Trainz (two digit) version number and corresponding identical [["Trainz-build" tag]] level found in assets config.txt.

=Currently Supported Releases=
Trainz versions are known best by their ''''''Retail Release name'''''', after which N3V Games/Auran, following general software industry practices subsequently release bug fixing '''hot fixes''' and usually a succession of service packs. Each

:'''Note:''' ''Legacy version releases and build numbers are listed at the bottom of the page, reserving this area for currently supported versions.''
The following builds exist for [[TS2009]]. Where patches are available, these are noted beside the build number.
==TS2009==
{| border=1 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=0
|'''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]]
|-
|Build 40040||-||[[TS2009 SP2]] hotfix
|-
|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
|-
|Build 41844||-||[[TS2009 SP3]]
|-
|Build 44653||-||[[TS2009 SP4]]
|}

==TS2010==

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'''
|-
|Build 41491||manual patch to 41615||English Online Release
|-
|Build 41615||manual patch to 43434||[[TS2010 SP1]]
|-
|Build 41622||manual patch to 43434||English Online Release
|-
|Build 42203||manual patch to 43434||[[TS2010 SP2]] English, Swedish Retail Release
|-
|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]]
|-
|Build 44088||-||[[TS2010 SP3]] Minor revision
|-
|Build 45467||auto patch to 46170||[[TS2010 SP4]] (including Trainz Multiplayer Beta)
|-
|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
|-
|Build 49938||-||[[TS2010 SP4]] patch 3 (including Trainz Multiplayer Beta), added support for Aerotrain DLC
|-
|}

==TRS2012==

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
|}

==Trainz Simulator Mac==

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
|}

= 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
|}
==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.''
===Trainz 1.x===
{| 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
|-
|1.5||Build ???? || {{center|Trainz UTC 3 CD set}} || {{cdash}} || Ultimate Trainz Collection, released 26 November 2002 w/expanded content
|-
|1.6||Build ???? || {{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
|-
|}
===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 686 || {{center|[[TRS2004]]}} || {{center
|Original buggy version }} ||released in September 2003.
|-
|2.1||668, 686 || {{cdash}} || [[TRS2004]] SP1 ||Australia and USA=668, TRS2004 - UK Release=686 UK
|-
|2.2||Build 2285 || Passenger Edition w/SP2|| [[TRS2004]] SP2 ||w/DRM; needed CDROM to run it.
|-
|2.3||Build ???? || {{cdash}}|| {{center|[[TRS2004]] SP3}} ||
|-
|2.4||Build 2365 || {{cdash}} || {{center|[[TRS2004]] SP4}} ||
|-
|2.4||Build 2365 || {{center|[[TRS2004#Deluxe|TRS2004 Deluxe]] w/Extra content and SP4}} || {{cdash
}} ||Trainz 2004: Deluxe Edition ''without a CDROM needed'' to run.
|-
|}

===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 SP0]] }} ||{{cdash}} ||  Australia and USA - no service pack but the .pdf file manual still being used, updated Content Creator Plus and ContentManagerPlus (now CM) was introduced, though many felt it was unstable.
|-
|  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 3092 || {{cdash}} || {{center|[[TRS2006|TRS2006 SP1]] or Hot fix(?) }} || TRS2006 - Australia and North American markets
|-
|  2.5||Build 3096 || {{center
|Trainz Driver Demo}}|| {{cdash}} || UK release date of Trainz Driver was 24 February 2006.
|-
|  2.6||Build 3335 || {{cdash}} || {{center|[[TRS2006#SP1|TRS2006 SP1]] }} ||released in September 2005.
|-
|  2.6||colspan="4" |'''Other SP1 Builds:''' United Kingdom-SP1= build 3099; Spanish-SP1= build 3118
|-
|  2.6 || '''also''' Build 3335 || {{center
|Trainz Complete Collection included [[TRS2006|TRS2006 SP1]]}} || {{cdash}} ||  Trainz 3 CDROM Collection Pack (includes SP1) and TRS2004-SP4 and Trainz 1.3.

|-
|  2.7||Build 3337|| {{center|[[TRS2006#TC1|'''Trainz Classics''']] aka, '''Trainz Railwayz''' }} || {{center|(includes SP1)}} ||  English Retail,released July 9th, 2007 as '''Trainz Railwayz''' and '''Trainz Classics (TC1)''' in North America.
|-
|  2.7||Build 35??|| {{center|[[TRS2006#TC2|Trainz Classics 2]]}} || {{cdash}} ||  TC2 English Retail, released on July 23, 2008.
|-
|  2.8||Build 3529|| {{center|[[TRS2006#TC3|Trainz Classics 3]]}} || {{center|SP1 pre-installed}} ||  TC3 English Retail, released on July 23, 2008.
|-
|  2.9||Build 5???|| {{center|[[TRS2006#TRS2007|TRS2007 and TRS2008]] }} || {{cdash}}||  Non-English Retail, released on July 23, 2008.
|-
|}

==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.

Build Numbers

2013-06-14T15:31:06Z

Shaneturner12: /* TS2009 */ typographical correction

=Code build number=
{{TOCright}}
The '''Code build number''' or '''Trainz build version''' (two names meaning the identical 'tracking number') is the unique software level identifier that increments not only with 'named' main retail releases, but with each release for specific language groups, and by {{wp|Hotfix}}es, as well as by {{wp|Service_pack}} releases. 

Initial Trainz code build versions are not released in initial retail release versions for all world wide languages at the same time, but these are produced as available translations, so typically, non-English releases lag by some months, but may have hot fixes or service packs already installed. As the translation needs are satisfied and an overall ''release stabilizes'', subsequent service pack releases apply to those code build numbers and effectively combine language releases into a merged common product. At the end of the process, the final service pack produces a ''single stable '''code build version''''', creating the final corresponding Trainz (two digit) version number and corresponding identical [["Trainz-build" tag]] level found in assets config.txt.

=Currently Supported Releases=
Trainz versions are known best by their ''''''Retail Release name'''''', after which N3V Games/Auran, following general software industry practices subsequently release bug fixing '''hot fixes''' and usually a succession of service packs. Each

:'''Note:''' ''Legacy version releases and build numbers are listed at the bottom of the page, reserving this area for currently supported versions.''
The following builds exist for [[TS2009]]. Where patches are available, these are noted beside the build number.
==TS2009==
{| border=1 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=0
|'''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]]
|-
|Build 40040||-||[[TS2009 SP2]] hotfix
|-
|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
|-
|Build 41844||-||[[TS2009 SP3]]
|-
|Build 44653||-||[[TS2009 SP4]]
|}

==TRS2010==

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'''
|-
|Build 41491||manual patch to 41615||English Online Release
|-
|Build 41615||manual patch to 43434||[[TS2010 SP1]]
|-
|Build 41622||manual patch to 43434||English Online Release
|-
|Build 42203||manual patch to 43434||[[TS2010 SP2]] English, Swedish Retail Release
|-
|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]]
|-
|Build 44088||-||[[TS2010 SP3]] Minor revision
|-
|Build 45467||auto patch to 46170||[[TS2010 SP4]] (including Trainz Multiplayer Beta)
|-
|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
|-
|Build 49938||-||[[TS2010 SP4]] patch 3 (including Trainz Multiplayer Beta), added support for Aerotrain DLC
|-
|}

==TRS2012==

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
|}

==Trainz Simulator Mac==

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
|}

= 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
|}
==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.''
===Trainz 1.x===
{| 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
|-
|1.5||Build ???? || {{center|Trainz UTC 3 CD set}} || {{cdash}} || Ultimate Trainz Collection, released 26 November 2002 w/expanded content
|-
|1.6||Build ???? || {{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
|-
|}
===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 686 || {{center|[[TRS2004]]}} || {{center
|Original buggy version }} ||released in September 2003.
|-
|2.1||668, 686 || {{cdash}} || [[TRS2004]] SP1 ||Australia and USA=668, TRS2004 - UK Release=686 UK
|-
|2.2||Build 2285 || Passenger Edition w/SP2|| [[TRS2004]] SP2 ||w/DRM; needed CDROM to run it.
|-
|2.3||Build ???? || {{cdash}}|| {{center|[[TRS2004]] SP3}} ||
|-
|2.4||Build 2365 || {{cdash}} || {{center|[[TRS2004]] SP4}} ||
|-
|2.4||Build 2365 || {{center|[[TRS2004#Deluxe|TRS2004 Deluxe]] w/Extra content and SP4}} || {{cdash
}} ||Trainz 2004: Deluxe Edition ''without a CDROM needed'' to run.
|-
|}

===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 SP0]] }} ||{{cdash}} ||  Australia and USA - no service pack but the .pdf file manual still being used, updated Content Creator Plus and ContentManagerPlus (now CM) was introduced, though many felt it was unstable.
|-
|  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 3092 || {{cdash}} || {{center|[[TRS2006|TRS2006 SP1]] or Hot fix(?) }} || TRS2006 - Australia and North American markets
|-
|  2.5||Build 3096 || {{center
|Trainz Driver Demo}}|| {{cdash}} || UK release date of Trainz Driver was 24 February 2006.
|-
|  2.6||Build 3335 || {{cdash}} || {{center|[[TRS2006#SP1|TRS2006 SP1]] }} ||released in September 2005.
|-
|  2.6||colspan="4" |'''Other SP1 Builds:''' United Kingdom-SP1= build 3099; Spanish-SP1= build 3118
|-
|  2.6 || '''also''' Build 3335 || {{center
|Trainz Complete Collection included [[TRS2006|TRS2006 SP1]]}} || {{cdash}} ||  Trainz 3 CDROM Collection Pack (includes SP1) and TRS2004-SP4 and Trainz 1.3.

|-
|  2.7||Build 3337|| {{center|[[TRS2006#TC1|'''Trainz Classics''']] aka, '''Trainz Railwayz''' }} || {{center|(includes SP1)}} ||  English Retail,released July 9th, 2007 as '''Trainz Railwayz''' and '''Trainz Classics (TC1)''' in North America.
|-
|  2.7||Build 35??|| {{center|[[TRS2006#TC2|Trainz Classics 2]]}} || {{cdash}} ||  TC2 English Retail, released on July 23, 2008.
|-
|  2.8||Build 3529|| {{center|[[TRS2006#TC3|Trainz Classics 3]]}} || {{center|SP1 pre-installed}} ||  TC3 English Retail, released on July 23, 2008.
|-
|  2.9||Build 5???|| {{center|[[TRS2006#TRS2007|TRS2007 and TRS2008]] }} || {{cdash}}||  Non-English Retail, released on July 23, 2008.
|-
|}

==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.

ContentManager Feature Requests

2013-03-29T03:09:22Z

Shaneturner12: /* Requests */

This page is where the Trainz community can post [[Content Manager]]-specific feature requests. Request any additions or changes that you think will enhance the game.

==Requests==
Requests are placed in this section by the community, for discussion and possible inclusion. Requests here may or may not make it into TS2009.

* A setting that stops CMP adding extensive white space between a tag and it's value. A simple space is sufficient for tag and value identification. By having it as a setting in CMP, Auran's in house standard can be followed by those who wish to do so. Phil_C

* Ability for CMP to retain the config coding format that was specified prior to loading the asset into CMP. I suggest the following formats be supported
:* K&R style
:* Allman style
:* BSD KNF style
:* Aurans standard (Which appears to be a cross between two different styles possibly favouring the Allman style.
: This is to allow better readability of the config especially when a certain style has been utilized in the script as well. Looking back at all assets prior to TS2009 the configs used the K&R style and the scripts used Allman style. I agree that standardization is a good idea but I also think that the preferences of the content creator should also be taken into consideration. Phil_C
::''Do you want it to preserve the coding format, or to allow control over the output format? Your request here is a mishmash of both options. The first isn't possible, but the second would be.'' ~chris

* I have built a few routes using surveyor and I have difficulty finding appropriate buildings etc. Would it be possible to include a feature in CMP to create some sort of catalogue of content. This procedure could be applied after filtering to make a printable booklet with content name, a preview image, description.. for what ever items were found in the search. Obviously a full catalogue of 1000's of items is overkill, but it would be most helpful for scenery items in particular. regards,PEV

:''Somewhat similar to the CMP thumbnail view, but printable? ~chris''

:Yes, but that will only work if the thumbnail is present...PEV

:''Any well-formed asset will have a thumbnail present. ~chris''

*Multiple asset config editing mode - was a fantastic feature in Tafweb's program, where you could add config lines to multiple assets in one hit. - Natvander

:''Could you please clarify what you expect to achieve with a feature like this? I'm not completely against the idea, but at the same time, I don't see a lot of places where this would be useful. Any reply which involves "fixing" someone else's content in bulk will probably earn negative points, because (1) we want to actively discourage an environment where such a thing is necessary, and (2) "fixing" is generally not the same thing as fixing, not referring to yourself here but in general. ~chris''

:When working on/editing multiple assets at once, especially when new features are added, it is very handy to be able to add the same lines to multiple configs at the same time rather than opening each config individually and cutting/pasting the line. As an example, I have approx. 30 road types that all require the 'grounded' figure edited. Modifying all in one hit is obviously much more economical that editing 30 configs individually.

: I'll also add that this could be very useful for adding keywords to the configs. - weevil

*In surveyor we can see on the right bottom if an object is from the DLS (white), builtin (yellow) or installed from external ressources (red). In CMP we sadly cannot see this until now. For several reasons it would be a great feature if e.g. the local-icon (the computer) could have two states: 1. The computer = installed and NOT available from the DLS. 2. The computer e.g. with the letter "dls" on it = installed and available from the DLS. -Partyman79

*Some tags in config file are redundant now we have CMP. They are also a source of errors. Recommend delete: author; organisation; contact-email; contact-website. The last two are particularly volatile and soon outmoded. Information would be better placed in Profiles pane on Auran website which is accessible from CMP Asset Details panel. Creators should be required to update when new assets are uploaded. -ianwoodmore

* Limit size of description field. Apart from the infamous double quotes often causes errors in CMP. Should not be used for Tech specs or historical novels which should be provided in separate text files if required. -ianwoodmore

* Limit size of license field. Causes many errors in CMP which become difficult to correct if multiple languages involved. We are not lawyers. Trainzers want to know is it: Freeware; Payware; Restricted; Forbidden except for personal use. -ianwoodmore

* CMP will not D/L an item that has been obsoleted. Only the latest version can be downloaded. The problem that arises is twofold. Firstly the obsoleted item will persist in the Search Download Station filter. It probably shows in the Out of Date filter which appears to be a subset of Download Station in which case a dual filter approach to search removes Out of Date from Current Search. However,the workings of the Out of Date filter are mysterious as it includes all new downloadable assets as well until action is taken to D/L them. This is confusing. Secondly and more serious in my view is that creators are using the same kuid with a later extension to update an asset to work in a later version. The problem that occurs is that a person using say TRS2006 CMP get the latest version suitable for say TRS2009 whereas he required the earlier version suitable for TRS2006 functionality. While the use of a trainzbuild filter will help, the practice of many creators is to mark their assets in an earlier trainzbuild (eg TRS2004) in order to allow for a wider audience. Initially, I recommend that situation would be eased by the inclusion of a Trainbuild filter as mentioned before, in combination with sorting out the purpose of the Out of Date filter. -ianwoodmore

*Search Date Installed requires a 'Greater than or equal to date chosen' choice. This enables a Trainzer to instal all content from a certain date when they have been away for a while. -ianwoodmore

*A feature that allows skipping of corrupt assets (i.e. copytemp... folders) when importing/opening content for edit, to avoid TADDaemon errors. -shaneturner12

==Complete==

* Add trainzbuild field to Asset Details panel, and as a filter in Search panel. -ianwoodmore
: ''Something similar to this has been done.'' ~chris

* One of the most arduous tasks in CMP is discovering what is missing as a dependency. Recommend add Search filter to show consolidated list of missing dependencies as per the red shield. -ianwoodmore
: ''Right click on the asset in question, choose "show dependencies".'' ~chris
: I was referring to a consolidated list of all missing dependencies of ALL assets in CMP, not just one as is now available. -ianwoodmore
:: ''Select All now works as expected.'' ~chris

* Ability to error check an asset without committing the asset and without starting Trainz. Something like a "Commit and reopen asset" setting. Phil_C
: ''Try 'Show Errors and Warnings'.'' ~chris

* Add 'not equal to' function on keywords filter in Search panel. -ianwoodmore
: ''We have general boolean login in CM now.'' ~chris

*Possibility to backup and restore keywords as per CMP in TRS2006 SP1 -weevil
: ''This should be present in CM now.'' ~chris

==Rejected==
If there's a request that we're clearly not going to entertain at the current time, we'll move it to here. This includes both flat rejections and also requests which sound good but won't be done for the next version of Trainz.

* The progress bar window in CMP (committing/deleting/importing etc.) freezes when you switch to another application and back. It will be nice to switch back and see the progress again :) ~Abadur
: ''This is not a feature request.'' ~chris

* Names on the tabs in CMP are getting blank sometimes. I like this feature, but you can remove it from 2009 version. ~Abadur
: ''Uncertain what this refers to, but sounds like a bug rather than a feature request.'' ~chris

* The CMP is not able to import CDP packages where are files (mostly textures) with central european characters. Those files are not extracted. In the worst case only config.txt is extracted. No warning, no error is shown during import. Such asset shows error in CMP - missing texture. Is CMP supporting codepages? Namely ISO-8859-2 and WIN-1250. ~Abadur
: ''Trainz supports '''only''' lowercase ascii filenames, for portability. Display text within Trainz may be localised as desired, but filenames must be lowercase ascii. This is not a bug.'' ~chris
: ''So add a warning during import that not all files were extracted!'' ~Abadur
: ''I search CCGTC.pdf for any reference. There is ''NO'' such info. Trainz and TRS2004 do not have such limitation. ''Only'' CMP is not supporting localized file names.'' ~Abadur
:: ''Original Trainz did not support localization at all. CCGTC was never very good with technical details, and has been obsolete for two years at this point. Please see the [[Filename character restrictions]] for details.'' ~chris

* Current CMP behaviour is to hide all or nearly all faulty assets indications giving a false impression that all is well. Similarly on a rebuild after assets.tdx and assets.bku are deleted, previous faulty indications revert to no show. It is only when Open for Edit and a subsequent Commit are performed that a true fault condition will show if fault would have at least one red warning. I have 123,000 assets in CMP so you can guess that this is a major frustration when hunting for faulty assets to fix. Similarly, it is natural to repair red warnings before yellow. Only trouble is that the yellow warnings disappear as soon as you commit after clearing red faults. This results in faults associated with some mesh faults,and many others including category tags to not be fixed unless you are aware of the anomaly. Strongly recommend that CMP be allowed to tell it like it really is so we can eliminate non-compliance with CCG. -ianwoodmore
: ''This is certainly not deliberate behavior. I haven't seen this problem personally, but if you are seeing this then it's a bug.'' ~chris

* Can TC3 CCP pleeeease be fixed so it no longer removes the 'kind' tag in an effects container. - Natvander
: ''This is a known bug.'' ~chris

* Archiving in CMP is fine for small amounts of data or specifically targetted requirements such as a particular layout. But it is a nightmare when a large amount of data needs to be archived. In my case I have 123,000 assets including builtins (237GB and 2 million files) in my local folder. This would require a lot of DVD disks to totally archive. So I backup to a 750GB external USB2 harddrive for safety sake (9 and a half hours) but then CMP can't see them. There is also the issue that builtins and locked files cannot be archived even if they are part of the dependencies of the assets. There are a significant number of faulty builtins for which edits have to be made and these need to be archived. Another problem related to archiving is the upgrading to a later version of Trainz and the need to copy your existing local folder to the new local folder location. If you are running more than one version of Trainz and many Trainzers do then you are duplicating significant amounts of data on your computer in local folders that are not synchronised. I recommend that the local folder should be a common repository for all versions of Trainz installed on your computer. CMP would still manage this central Trainz Asset Bank but only upload appropriate data compliant with a particular version of Trainz to that version. Archiving would probably need to be more sophisticated to ensure that assets required can be located. The ability to nominate a backup location as opposed to archiving would be a useful adjunct. -ianwoodmore
: ''This is the overall goal of the Trainz Asset Database but we're a very long way off this being a reality.'' ~chris

* Provide a 'credits' tag in config file and add field to CMP asset Details panel. This information is common courtesy but there is no consistency as to how it is added to config file'. Sometimes in description, sometimes in license. Other times in illegal tag 'credits:' or just dumped into body of config file where it causes garbage errors. -ianwoodmore
: ''This information should be placed into the 'license' field.'' ~chris

[[Category:Feature Request]]

HowTo/Upload a new asset to the DownloadStation

2011-08-13T07:30:14Z

Shaneturner12: Spelling correction

The [[Download Station]] and [[Content Manager]] are designed to make it easy to share assets and maps for Trainz.

[[Content Manager]] and [[Content Creator Plus]] aim to allow content creators to create and upload error free assets for Trainz. In previous builds errors in assets on the download station have created frustration for users. With [[Content Creator Plus]] we now have a utility to eliminate as many errors and problems as possible, and therefore we ask that the following procedures be used.

== The Trainz Download Station ==

With the introduction of [[Content Manager]], many aspects of the upload process have been changed since the [[TRS2004]] days.

Unlike pre-[[TRS2006]] versions of Trainz, uploading and downloading are now fully encapsulated within [[Content Manager]]. Assets no longer need to be manually packaged in order to be uploaded, making the process much simpler. To upload your content, you must have a valid Planet Auran profile, with a registered version of Trainz.

== Steps to Upload ==

You have completed your masterpiece and would like to share it with the Trainz community. Let's put it on the [[Download Station]].

===Verify Content is Error Free===

Before uploading your new asset it must be verified and found error-free; a process which is rigorously enforced by [[Content Manager]]. This verification occurs automatically when committing assets in Trainz and is repeated on the [[Download Station]] server after upload.

Faulty assets are displayed with a [[Image:Faulty001.jpg]] icon in [[Content Manager]].

If an asset is faulty it must be fixed before it is able to be uploaded, this can be done using [[Content Creator Plus]] or by manually editing the asset.

Fixing faulty content can be quite complex. Use the error messages in [[Content Manager]] and [[Content Creator Plus]] to correct any errors one by one. If you are having trouble search the [http://forums.auran.com/trainz/index.php Trainz forum] for help in repairing faults. Keep in mind that, if you have correctly exported the mesh(s) from 3dsMax or Blender, and you have the texture.txt and image files correctly located, [[Content Creator Plus]] should make a config.txt file clear of errors.

===Select Content to be Uploaded===

Once you have created your error free assets you can select them to be uploaded.

To add your assets to the upload queue, first select them in the main list. You can use 'Shift' or 'Ctrl' click to select multiple assets. Right click on the selected assets and choose the "Upload" option. This will expand the upload helper and add the items to the list.

[[Content Manager]] may prompt you to automatically add asset dependencies. This is a good idea as missing dependencies can cause much frustration for other Trainz users who download your creations.

===Begin Uploading===

Once you've added all the assets you wish to share you are ready to begin the upload. Click the "Upload" button on the upload helper side panel in [[Content Manager]].

You must agree to the Planet Auran License Agreement before you can upload your assets, this is displayed automatically. Accepting the agreement will upload your content to the Download Station. On completion of the upload the Planet Auran "Your Content" page will open in your default web browser. This page is part of your personal Planet Auran profile and allows you to manage your online content at any time. You can access this page at any time by visiting the [https://www.auran.com/planetauran/default.htm Auran] website and following the links.

The "Your Content" section is divided into the following areas:

[[Image:my_content001.jpg]]

'''Upload Content:''' You needn't utilize this section as [[Content Manager]] now handles the entire upload process. It is recommended that you only use [[Content Manager]] to upload TS2009/10 assets.

'''Unprocessed:''' The "Unprocessed" section shows the files you have uploaded which have not yet been approved by Auran.

After uploading an asset you will find it in this section. Any files uploaded using [[Content Manager]] will be packed into a file named "upload.cdp". If you upload multiple files in one instance they will be compiled into a single file before they are processed online.

If you have uploaded a file and decide you no longer want it to be processed you can mark it as "do not process", but do not delay as uploads are processed quickly and may not remain in this section long.

'''Preview Area:''' The preview area acts as a temporary 'holding bay' for previewing and testing your content before it is made available for download. The main features of the Preview Area are as follows:

''a.'' You can review and approve your own content before the final approval process.

''b.'' You can send the private link to your content to others for testing purposes.

''c.'' You can re-check all the Download Station pack information before final approval, i.e. pack contents, category, obsoletes, descriptions etc.

''d.'' You may delete the content if you change your mind.

''Important note: Preview Area content is only be held for 4 weeks since it was uploaded. All testing/revision must be done within this time. If you have (say) 4 assets for upload - A locomotive, an engine file, a bogey and a pantograph, and you only update ONE of these assets, the other 3 are still on the original 4 week period.''

'''Waiting Area:''' The waiting area contains assets which have successfully passed through the automated checks made by the Download Station and are awaiting visual confirmation from internal Auran staff. This is done for a number of reasons, including:

- Verifying that the name and description are valid and appropriate

- Verifying that the correct category is selected

- Verifying that the thumbnail image is visually acceptable.

You will receive an email to indicate if your content has been approved or declined. If approved, the content should be appear for download in [[Content Manager]] within 24 hours.

'''Your Content:''' The "Your Content" section shows every asset you have previously uploaded to the Download Station.

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