"Obsolete-table" container - Revision history

Builderbob: Rewrite with example.

2016-12-08T22:31:46Z

Rewrite with example.

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	The obsolete-table describes the asset’s revision history.		The obsolete-table describes the asset’s revision history. It lists the KUIDs of assets that are obsoleted by this asset.

	~~This field was used extensively for pre-TRS assets, as each version required a unique Content ID. However in order to make~~ the ~~content creator’s life a little easier,~~ Trainz ~~now uses~~ the ~~KUID2 format which adds another number as a~~ version ~~number~~.		Trainz and the Trainz Download Station automatically detect the most recent version of an asset by consulting the obsolete-table.

	~~TRS and~~ the ~~Trainz Download Station automatically detects~~ the ~~most recent version~~ of an asset ~~whether it~~ be ~~through~~ the KUID2 ~~Version ID or through the obsolete-table~~.		Originally, the obsolete table was the only mechanism available for describing the asset's revision history, because each revision of an asset required a different Content ID. . However, the introduction of the KUID2 format meant that the revision history could be inferred from the revision number that is part of the KUID2 format.

	~~If there are no obsoletes~~, ~~leave~~ the ~~obsolete tags out~~.		Therefore the obsolete table is required if any asset in the revision history uses a different Content ID, but it can be omitted for those assets where all versions use the KUID2 format.

	:The table ~~uses~~ the same format as [["Kuid-table" container]], ~~transcluded here below for ease of reference~~		The obsolete-table container follows the same format as the [["Kuid-table" container]]. The values used for the tags are arbitrary. The container can be empty.
	{{~~:"Kuid~~-table" container}}
			This example is the obsolete-table for asset <kuid2:51536:50006:7>. The asset originally obsoleted asset <kuid:51536:50005>, and has subsequently been revised using KUID2 revision numbers.

			obsolete-table {
			0 <kuid:51536:50005>
			1 <kuid:51536:50006>
			2 <kuid2:51536:50006:1>
			3 <kuid2:51536:50006:2>
			4 <kuid2:51536:50006:3>
			5 <kuid2:51536:50006:4>
			6 <kuid2:51536:50006:5>
			7 <kuid2:51536:50006:6>
			}

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

Fabartus: link "Kuid-table" container

2013-09-21T13:28:50Z

link "Kuid-table" container

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	The obsolete-table describes the asset’s revision history.		The obsolete-table describes the asset’s revision history.

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	If there are no obsoletes, leave the obsolete tags out.		If there are no obsoletes, leave the obsolete tags out.

			:The table uses the same format as [["Kuid-table" container]], transcluded here below for ease of reference
			{{:"Kuid-table" container}}

Windwalkr (legacy 2550): Obsolete-table moved to "Obsolete-table" container

2010-03-08T12:22:24Z

Obsolete-table moved to "Obsolete-table" container

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Windwalkr: 1 revision

2010-02-03T13:59:34Z

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Pencil42 at 05:02, 7 July 2008

2008-07-07T05:02:50Z

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The obsolete-table describes the asset’s revision history.

This field was used extensively for pre-TRS assets, as each version required a unique Content ID. However in order to make the content creator’s life a little easier, Trainz now uses the KUID2 format which adds another number as a version number.

TRS and the Trainz Download Station automatically detects the most recent version of an asset whether it be through the KUID2 Version ID or through the obsolete-table.

If there are no obsoletes, leave the obsolete tags out.