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	~~This is the new and preferred method of asset mesh placement for most mesh asset types. It gives flexibility and control for mesh placement and animations.~~

	~~As of TC 2, there are some asset types that cannot use a mesh-table. These include all Bridges, Tunnels, Rails, Pantographs and other Spline Objects (eg. Fences or Catenaries).~~

	~~===Example Mesh Table===~~
	~~mesh-table~~
	{
	~~default~~
	{
	~~mesh industry.lm~~
	~~anim anim.kin~~
	~~animation-loop-speed 1.0~~
	~~auto-create 1~~
	~~effects~~
	{
	0
	{
	~~[[kind name]]~~
	~~fontsize 0.15~~
	~~fontcolor 30,30,30~~
	~~att a.name0~~
	~~name name~~
	}
	1
	{
	~~[[kind corona]]~~
	~~att a.coronawhite~~
	~~frequency 1~~
	~~directional 0~~
	~~texture-kuid <KUID:-3:10111>~~
	}
	}
	}
	~~default-night~~
	{
	~~mesh nightwindows/nightwindows.im~~
	~~night-mesh-base default~~
	}
	~~attachedanimation~~
	{
	~~mesh subdirectoryname/meshname.im~~
	~~anim subdirectoryname/animname.kin~~
	~~auto-create 1~~
	~~att a.pointname~~
	~~att-parent default~~
	~~animation-loop-speed 1.0~~
	}
	}

	~~===default===~~
	~~Default is the ‘main’ mesh of the asset.~~

	~~===mesh===~~
	~~The ‘main’ mesh name. This may include a sub-path;~~
	~~ie: mesh nightwindows/nightwindows.im, where the file nightwindows.im has been placed in the subdirectory nightwindows.~~

	~~Use .im files exported from 3dsmax (as opposed to .pm.) or reference an .lm file if you wish your asset to have ‘Level of Detail’ mesh reduction. A pantograph model still requires a .pm file.~~

	~~Level of detail is a process of using different model meshes, depending on how far the viewer is from the model. A finer mesh is used for close up viewing in Trainz.~~

	~~===anim===~~
	~~The animation file (.kin) exported from 3dsmax. This may include a sub-path.~~

	~~===animation-loop-speed===~~
	This tag must be here if the asset is to animate when placed. If this tag is not here when placed the animation will not play by default, but may play if controlled by script. A different value (e.g. 0.5, 2.0) may be used in the tag to play the animation at a different speed from that created in 3dsmax.

	~~===auto-create 1===~~
	The model is generated automatically when placed, or when you load a map which includes the model. In some instances you don’t want the mesh visible (as this may be controlled through script). If auto-create is 0 the mesh will not be visible when placed.

	~~===default-night===~~
	~~‘Main’ night window mesh on scenery and industry and traincar assets. Modeled to the same 3d space as the default mesh and is inserted at the default mesh origin.~~

	~~===night-mesh-base default===~~
	This night mesh is linked to the default mesh and is visible only at night. It is invisible if the ‘default’ mesh is invisible, (if the auto-create 0 line were used so the default mesh can be controlled by script).

	~~===att===~~
	~~The mesh (and animation if present) is inserted at a mesh attachment point rather than the origin (without this line the mesh is placed relative to the origin of the parent model).~~

	~~===att-parent name===~~
	~~The tag tells Trainz in which mesh the attachment point is located. The insertion attachment point is located within the mesh ‘name’ , as listed in the config.txt.~~

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	This is the new and preferred method of asset mesh placement for most mesh asset types. It gives flexibility and control for mesh placement and animations.		This is the new and preferred method of asset mesh placement for most mesh asset types. It gives flexibility and control for mesh placement and animations.

Windwalkr (legacy 2550) at 09:38, 25 March 2010

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	As of TC 2, there are some asset types that cannot use a mesh-table. These include all Bridges, Tunnels, Rails, Pantographs and other Spline Objects (eg. Fences or Catenaries).		As of TC 2, there are some asset types that cannot use a mesh-table. These include all Bridges, Tunnels, Rails, Pantographs and other Spline Objects (eg. Fences or Catenaries).

	~~Important Note:~~

	~~Any asset that uses a mesh-table will not be compatible with pre-TRS versions of Trainz (i.e. Ultimate Trainz Collection or UTC). TRS will of course still read UTC assets.~~

	===Example Mesh Table===		===Example Mesh Table===
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	ie: mesh nightwindows/nightwindows.im, where the file nightwindows.im has been placed in the subdirectory nightwindows.		ie: mesh nightwindows/nightwindows.im, where the file nightwindows.im has been placed in the subdirectory nightwindows.

	Use .im files exported from 3dsmax ~~or gmax~~ (as opposed to .pm.) or reference an .lm file if you wish your asset to have ‘Level of Detail’ mesh reduction. A pantograph model still requires a .pm file.		Use .im files exported from 3dsmax (as opposed to .pm.) or reference an .lm file if you wish your asset to have ‘Level of Detail’ mesh reduction. A pantograph model still requires a .pm file.

	Level of detail is a process of using different model meshes, depending on how far the viewer is from the model. A finer mesh is used for close up viewing in Trainz.		Level of detail is a process of using different model meshes, depending on how far the viewer is from the model. A finer mesh is used for close up viewing in Trainz.

	===anim===		===anim===
	The animation file (.kin) exported from 3dsmax ~~or gmax~~. This may include a sub-path.		The animation file (.kin) exported from 3dsmax. This may include a sub-path.

	===animation-loop-speed===		===animation-loop-speed===
	This tag must be here if the asset is to animate when placed. If this tag is not here when placed the animation will not play by default, but may play if controlled by script. A different value (e.g. 0.5, 2.0) may be used in the tag to play the animation at a different speed from that created in 3dsmax ~~or gmax~~.		This tag must be here if the asset is to animate when placed. If this tag is not here when placed the animation will not play by default, but may play if controlled by script. A different value (e.g. 0.5, 2.0) may be used in the tag to play the animation at a different speed from that created in 3dsmax.

	===auto-create 1===		===auto-create 1===

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This is the new and preferred method of asset mesh placement for most mesh asset types. It gives flexibility and control for mesh placement and animations.

As of TC 2, there are some asset types that cannot use a mesh-table. These include all Bridges, Tunnels, Rails, Pantographs and other Spline Objects (eg. Fences or Catenaries).

Important Note:

Any asset that uses a mesh-table will not be compatible with pre-TRS versions of Trainz (i.e. Ultimate Trainz Collection or UTC). TRS will of course still read UTC assets.

===Example Mesh Table===
mesh-table
{
default
{
mesh industry.lm
anim anim.kin
animation-loop-speed 1.0
auto-create 1
effects
{
0
{
[[kind name]]
fontsize 0.15
fontcolor 30,30,30
att a.name0
name name
}
1
{
[[kind corona]]
att a.coronawhite
frequency 1
directional 0
texture-kuid <KUID:-3:10111>
}
}
}
default-night
{
mesh nightwindows/nightwindows.im
night-mesh-base default
}
attachedanimation
{
mesh subdirectoryname/meshname.im
anim subdirectoryname/animname.kin
auto-create 1
att a.pointname
att-parent default
animation-loop-speed 1.0
}
}

===default===
Default is the ‘main’ mesh of the asset.

===mesh===
The ‘main’ mesh name. This may include a sub-path;
ie: mesh nightwindows/nightwindows.im, where the file nightwindows.im has been placed in the subdirectory nightwindows.

Use .im files exported from 3dsmax or gmax (as opposed to .pm.) or reference an .lm file if you wish your asset to have ‘Level of Detail’ mesh reduction. A pantograph model still requires a .pm file.

Level of detail is a process of using different model meshes, depending on how far the viewer is from the model. A finer mesh is used for close up viewing in Trainz.

===anim===
The animation file (.kin) exported from 3dsmax or gmax. This may include a sub-path.

===animation-loop-speed===
This tag must be here if the asset is to animate when placed. If this tag is not here when placed the animation will not play by default, but may play if controlled by script. A different value (e.g. 0.5, 2.0) may be used in the tag to play the animation at a different speed from that created in 3dsmax or gmax.

===auto-create 1===
The model is generated automatically when placed, or when you load a map which includes the model. In some instances you don’t want the mesh visible (as this may be controlled through script). If auto-create is 0 the mesh will not be visible when placed.

===default-night===
‘Main’ night window mesh on scenery and industry and traincar assets. Modeled to the same 3d space as the default mesh and is inserted at the default mesh origin.

===night-mesh-base default===
This night mesh is linked to the default mesh and is visible only at night. It is invisible if the ‘default’ mesh is invisible, (if the auto-create 0 line were used so the default mesh can be controlled by script).

===att===
The mesh (and animation if present) is inserted at a mesh attachment point rather than the origin (without this line the mesh is placed relative to the origin of the parent model).

===att-parent name===
The tag tells Trainz in which mesh the attachment point is located. The insertion attachment point is located within the mesh ‘name’ , as listed in the config.txt.