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Msgsapper: /* car0 */

2026-01-24T16:30:55Z

car0

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	:Default: n/a		:Default: n/a
	:Desc: KUID of a car that will travel on any roads in the region that are traffic-enabled. Note that this KUID must refer to an asset that is correctly indicated as a car used for roads: kind 'scenery', category-class 'VL' and trackside 0.01 (the value for this can vary if necessary).		:Desc: KUID of a car that will travel on any roads in the region that are traffic-enabled. Note that this KUID must refer to an asset that is correctly indicated as a car used for roads: kind 'scenery', category-class 'VL' and trackside 0.01 (the value for this can vary if necessary).
	Tags 'car1' through '~~car14~~' can be used for an additional 14 cars. The maximum available for a region is 15 cars. ~~They should~~ be ~~used in sequence~~ from ~~car0 to car14~~.		Tags 'car1' through 'car99' can be used for an additional 99 cars. The maximum number of vehicles on the list is capped at 100. The maximum available that will be displayed randomly at any given time for a region is 15 cars. When one type disappears from the roads it will be replaced randomly with another type from your list.

	See the following two guides for making car asset for use with regions.		See the following two guides for making car asset for use with regions.

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2021-04-02T00:48:50Z

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	*The <span style="background-color: blue; color: white; font-weight: 700;"> kuid </span> is unique to every asset so it is <span style="background-color: red; color: white; font-weight: 700;"> not a good idea to choose your own </span>. This will be automatically generated by the '''Content Manager''' program when a new asset is created		*The <span style="background-color: blue; color: white; font-weight: 700;"> kuid </span> is unique to every asset so it is <span style="background-color: red; color: white; font-weight: 700;"> not a good idea to choose your own </span>. This will be automatically generated by the '''Content Manager''' program when a new asset is created
	*The <span style="background-color: blue; color: white; font-weight: 700;"> kind </span> identifies the ''type'' of asset and the types of files that '''Trainz''' will expect to find in the asset. It also tells '''Trainz''' how to render and error check the asset. A list of asset kinds can be found at [[file:WikiLink.PNG\|link=]] '''[[KIND_TrainzBaseSpec#KIND_Hierarchy\|KIND Hierarchy]]'''		*The <span style="background-color: blue; color: white; font-weight: 700;"> kind </span> identifies the ''type'' of asset and the types of files that '''Trainz''' will expect to find in the asset. It also tells '''Trainz''' how to render and error check the asset. A list of asset kinds can be found at [[file:WikiLink.PNG\|link=]] '''[[KIND_TrainzBaseSpec#KIND_Hierarchy\|KIND Hierarchy]]'''
			"'''icon_gradeXing.texture.txt'''") but the filename ending "'''.txt'''" is not added to the name in the '''texture''' tag so it would appear as "'''icon_gradeXing.texture'''"
	*The <span style="background-color: blue; color: white; font-weight: 700;"> username </span> is your name for the asset and the name that other users will see. It is a good idea to make it short and meaningful.		*The <span style="background-color: blue; color: white; font-weight: 700;"> username </span> is your name for the asset and the name that other users will see. It is a good idea to make it short and meaningful.
	*The <span style="background-color: blue; color: white; font-weight: 700;"> category-class </span> identifies the ''intent'' of the asset and is important in classifying it for filtering and searching. For '''region''' assets, the category class is "'''YX'''". A list of category classes can be found at [[file:WikiLink.PNG\|link=]] '''[[Category-class]]'''		*The <span style="background-color: blue; color: white; font-weight: 700;"> category-class </span> identifies the ''intent'' of the asset and is important in classifying it for filtering and searching. For '''region''' assets, the category class is "'''YX'''". A list of category classes can be found at [[file:WikiLink.PNG\|link=]] '''[[Category-class]]'''

Pware: /* The Config.txt File */

2021-04-02T00:42:56Z

The Config.txt File

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	*The <span style="background-color: blue; color: white; font-weight: 700;"> kuid </span> is unique to every asset so it is <span style="background-color: red; color: white; font-weight: 700;"> not a good idea to choose your own </span>. This will be automatically generated by the '''Content Manager''' program when a new asset is created		*The <span style="background-color: blue; color: white; font-weight: 700;"> kuid </span> is unique to every asset so it is <span style="background-color: red; color: white; font-weight: 700;"> not a good idea to choose your own </span>. This will be automatically generated by the '''Content Manager''' program when a new asset is created
	*The <span style="background-color: blue; color: white; font-weight: 700;"> kind </span> identifies the ''type'' of asset and the types of files that '''Trainz''' will expect to find in the asset. It also tells '''Trainz''' how to render and error check the asset. A list of asset kinds can be found at [[file:WikiLink.PNG\|link=]] '''[[KIND_TrainzBaseSpec#KIND_Hierarchy\|KIND Hierarchy]]'''		*The <span style="background-color: blue; color: white; font-weight: 700;"> kind </span> identifies the ''type'' of asset and the types of files that '''Trainz''' will expect to find in the asset. It also tells '''Trainz''' how to render and error check the asset. A list of asset kinds can be found at [[file:WikiLink.PNG\|link=]] '''[[KIND_TrainzBaseSpec#KIND_Hierarchy\|KIND Hierarchy]]'''
	~~"'''icon_gradeXing.texture.txt'''") but the filename ending "'''.txt'''" is not added to the name in the '''texture''' tag so it would appear as "'''icon_gradeXing.texture'''"~~
	*The <span style="background-color: blue; color: white; font-weight: 700;"> username </span> is your name for the asset and the name that other users will see. It is a good idea to make it short and meaningful.		*The <span style="background-color: blue; color: white; font-weight: 700;"> username </span> is your name for the asset and the name that other users will see. It is a good idea to make it short and meaningful.
	*The <span style="background-color: blue; color: white; font-weight: 700;"> category-class </span> identifies the ''intent'' of the asset and is important in classifying it for filtering and searching. For '''region''' assets, the category class is "'''YX'''". A list of category classes can be found at [[file:WikiLink.PNG\|link=]] '''[[Category-class]]'''		*The <span style="background-color: blue; color: white; font-weight: 700;"> category-class </span> identifies the ''intent'' of the asset and is important in classifying it for filtering and searching. For '''region''' assets, the category class is "'''YX'''". A list of category classes can be found at [[file:WikiLink.PNG\|link=]] '''[[Category-class]]'''

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2020-04-03T21:29:04Z

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2019-04-01T18:44:54Z

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	==Example Config.txt==		==Example Config.txt==

	kuid <~~Kuid~~:~~385589~~:~~1001~~>		kuid <kuid:xxxxxxx:yyyyyyy>
	username "~~katowice~~"		username "Name for the region"
	kind "region"		kind "region"
	trainz-build 3.5		trainz-build 3.5
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	category-class "YX"		category-class "YX"
	category-era "1960s;1970s;1980s;1990s;2000s;2010s"		category-era "1960s;1970s;1980s;1990s;2000s;2010s"
	category-region "pl"		category-region "00"
	description "Description for the region"		description "Description for the region"
	license "Licence terms and conditions for the asset"		license "Licence terms and conditions for the asset"

Julek815: /* Example Config.txt */

2019-04-01T18:11:04Z

Example Config.txt

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	==Example Config.txt==		==Example Config.txt==

	kuid <~~kuid~~:~~xxxxxxx~~:~~yyyyyyy~~>		kuid <Kuid:385589:1001>
	username "~~Name for the region~~"		username "katowice"
	kind "region"		kind "region"
	trainz-build 3.5		trainz-build 3.5
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	category-class "YX"		category-class "YX"
	category-era "1960s;1970s;1980s;1990s;2000s;2010s"		category-era "1960s;1970s;1980s;1990s;2000s;2010s"
	category-region "00"		category-region "pl"
	description "Description for the region"		description "Description for the region"
	license "Licence terms and conditions for the asset"		license "Licence terms and conditions for the asset"

N3vpolsen at 18:44, 10 November 2017

2017-11-10T18:44:25Z

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	==Creating a Region==		==Creating a Region==

			Trainz - Content Creation - #30 - Region Assets: [https://youtu.be/pgJdp8JH6Tc Video]

	The simplest way to create a new region is to clone an existing one and make any required changes.		The simplest way to create a new region is to clone an existing one and make any required changes.

Zecmurphy: /* car0 */

2017-11-07T05:25:07Z

car0

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	See the following two guides for making car asset for use with regions.		See the following two guides for making car asset for use with regions.

	[[HowTo/Build_a_Car_for_Traffic_(stand-alone_version)]]		[[HowTo/Build_a_Car_for_Traffic_(stand-alone_version)]]

Zecmurphy: /* car0 */

2017-11-07T05:24:55Z

car0

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	See the following two guides for making car asset for use with regions.		See the following two guides for making car asset for use with regions.
	[[Build_a_Car_for_Traffic_(stand-alone_version)]]		[[HowTo/Build_a_Car_for_Traffic_(stand-alone_version)]]
	[[Build_a_Car_for_Traffic_(mesh_library_version)]]
			[[HowTo/Build_a_Car_for_Traffic_(mesh_library_version)]]

	==Example Config.txt==		==Example Config.txt==