Setting Up the Asset. - Revision history

Ek.skirl at 18:57, 4 August 2023

2023-08-04T18:57:31Z

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	* Add "mesh-detail-level-count 1" because there is only one lod		* Add "mesh-detail-level-count 1" because there is only one lod
	* Add "lod-level 0" into the mesh-containers "default" and "roof"		* Add "lod-level 0" into the mesh-containers "default" and "roof"
	'''''From there out the other things went right for me until ~~step 9~~ (ek.skirl)		'''''From there out the other things went right for me until "Hiding Meshes". (ek.skirl)

Ek.skirl at 18:55, 4 August 2023

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	* Add "mesh-detail-level-count 1" because there is only one lod		* Add "mesh-detail-level-count 1" because there is only one lod
	* Add "lod-level 0" into the mesh-containers "default" and "roof"		* Add "lod-level 0" into the mesh-containers "default" and "roof"
	'''''From there out the other things went right for me (ek.skirl)		'''''From there out the other things went right for me until step 9 (ek.skirl)

Ek.skirl at 15:22, 31 July 2023

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	'''''~~The adapting~~ this asset in my trainz 22 made it necessary to me to add/remove some ~~lod~~ informations to the config.txt:		'''''Adapting this asset in my trainz 22 build 122418 made it necessary to me to add/remove some informations to/from the config.txt:
	* Remove the light-tag		* Remove the light-tag
	* Add "mesh-table-lod-transition-distances 1000"		* Add "mesh-table-lod-transition-distances 1000"

Ek.skirl: Updating some informations to let the tutorial work in newer trainz versions. Tested in Trainz 22 Build 122418.

2023-07-31T15:20:21Z

Updating some informations to let the tutorial work in newer trainz versions. Tested in Trainz 22 Build 122418.

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			'''''The adapting this asset in my trainz 22 made it necessary to me to add/remove some lod informations to the config.txt:
			* Remove the light-tag
			* Add "mesh-table-lod-transition-distances 1000"
			* Add "mesh-detail-level-count 1" because there is only one lod
			* Add "lod-level 0" into the mesh-containers "default" and "roof"
			'''''From there out the other things went right for me (ek.skirl)


	Now we will examine the creation of a simple scripted asset and will deal with managing messages sent by other objects, with handling animations, corona and name effects and with playing sound files via script. We will be setting up methods to react automatically to events in the Trainz environment and we will be scripting a simple interface to allow the user to edit some of the object's properties.		Now we will examine the creation of a simple scripted asset and will deal with managing messages sent by other objects, with handling animations, corona and name effects and with playing sound files via script. We will be setting up methods to react automatically to events in the Trainz environment and we will be scripting a simple interface to allow the user to edit some of the object's properties.

Tonyhilliam at 02:06, 17 January 2018

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	When working with script it's usually advisable to add short sections of code and test them out thoroughly. Even though it will mean frequently restarting Trainz, it will be quicker to do this in the end. There are very few facilities for debugging and you can be reasonably sure that any errors or problems that you find will be connected to the last change you made. Don't forget to check the compilation before restarting Trainz, this will save you a lot of aggravation.<br><br>		When working with script it's usually advisable to add short sections of code and test them out thoroughly. Even though it will mean frequently restarting Trainz, it will be quicker to do this in the end. There are very few facilities for debugging and you can be reasonably sure that any errors or problems that you find will be connected to the last change you made. Don't forget to check the compilation before restarting Trainz, this will save you a lot of aggravation.<br><br>
	Previous Tutorial: [[Saving_and_Restoring_Data,_Using_Properties.]] Next Tutorial: [[Automating Animations.]]<br>		Previous Tutorial: [[Saving_and_Restoring_Data,_Using_Properties.]] Next Tutorial: [[Automating Animations.]]<br>

			[[Getting_Started_in_TrainzScript\|Back to Getting Started]]

Mjolnir: /* Added link to previous tutorial */

2016-05-31T06:03:13Z

Added link to previous tutorial

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	When working with script it's usually advisable to add short sections of code and test them out thoroughly. Even though it will mean frequently restarting Trainz, it will be quicker to do this in the end. There are very few facilities for debugging and you can be reasonably sure that any errors or problems that you find will be connected to the last change you made. Don't forget to check the compilation before restarting Trainz, this will save you a lot of aggravation.<br><br>		When working with script it's usually advisable to add short sections of code and test them out thoroughly. Even though it will mean frequently restarting Trainz, it will be quicker to do this in the end. There are very few facilities for debugging and you can be reasonably sure that any errors or problems that you find will be connected to the last change you made. Don't forget to check the compilation before restarting Trainz, this will save you a lot of aggravation.<br><br>
	Next Tutorial: [[Automating Animations.]]<br>		Previous Tutorial: [[Saving_and_Restoring_Data,_Using_Properties.]] Next Tutorial: [[Automating Animations.]]<br>

Frogpipe at 20:22, 30 October 2013

2013-10-30T20:22:03Z

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	When you have built the main shed you will need to make an entirely separate roof mesh, exported as ''roof.im.''		When you have built the main shed you will need to make an entirely separate roof mesh, exported as ''roof.im.''

	If you prefer you can [[Media:Tutorial.zip\|click on this link]] to download a zip file containing all of the files you will need (except for ''config.txt'' and ''Tutorial.gs'' which you should copy and paste from these pages) The gmax source is also included, although it's not my best model. Unzip the download to a folder on your hard drive, add your .txt and .gs files and drop the folder into CMP. For Blender users, you can find the equivalent file [[Media:Tutorial_Blender.zip\|here]]		If you prefer you can [[Media:Tutorial.zip\|click on this link]] to download a zip file containing all of the files you will need (except for ''config.txt'' and ''Tutorial.gs'' which you should copy and paste from these pages) The gmax source is also included, although it's not my best model (NOTE: You will only see the roof when opened in GMAX, you must "unhide all" to see the entire model). Unzip the download to a folder on your hard drive, add your .txt and .gs files and drop the folder into CMP. For Blender users, you can find the equivalent file [[Media:Tutorial_Blender.zip\|here]]

	Here is the config.txt with one or two comments added (which cmp will not allow you to retain).		Here is the config.txt with one or two comments added (which cmp will not allow you to retain).

Pcas1986: Added link to zip file containing a Blender version of the mesh source plus the original texture files.

2011-09-06T08:36:22Z

Added link to zip file containing a Blender version of the mesh source plus the original texture files.

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	When you have built the main shed you will need to make an entirely separate roof mesh, exported as ''roof.im.''		When you have built the main shed you will need to make an entirely separate roof mesh, exported as ''roof.im.''

	If you prefer you can [[Media:Tutorial.zip\|click on this link]] to download a zip file containing all of the files you will need (except for ''config.txt'' and ''Tutorial.gs'' which you should copy and paste from these pages) The gmax source is also included, although it's not my best model. Unzip the download to a folder on your hard drive, add your .txt and .gs files and drop the folder into CMP.		If you prefer you can [[Media:Tutorial.zip\|click on this link]] to download a zip file containing all of the files you will need (except for ''config.txt'' and ''Tutorial.gs'' which you should copy and paste from these pages) The gmax source is also included, although it's not my best model. Unzip the download to a folder on your hard drive, add your .txt and .gs files and drop the folder into CMP. For Blender users, you can find the equivalent file [[Media:Tutorial_Blender.zip\|here]]

	Here is the config.txt with one or two comments added (which cmp will not allow you to retain).		Here is the config.txt with one or two comments added (which cmp will not allow you to retain).

Windwalkr (legacy 2550) at 09:39, 25 March 2010

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	[[Image:Engine Shed.jpg]]<br><br>		[[Image:Engine Shed.jpg]]<br><br>

	You will need to create this, or something similar, in ~~max or gmax~~ and animate the front doors, I used 50 frames. Each door should be linked to its respective dummy and everything else, including the two door dummies themselves, should be linked to b.r.main at the centre of the object. Make sure that ''a.tracka1'' and ''a.tracka3'' are aligned as shown, the alignment of ''a.tracka2'' doesn't matter.		You will need to create this, or something similar, in Max and animate the front doors, I used 50 frames. Each door should be linked to its respective dummy and everything else, including the two door dummies themselves, should be linked to b.r.main at the centre of the object. Make sure that ''a.tracka1'' and ''a.tracka3'' are aligned as shown, the alignment of ''a.tracka2'' doesn't matter.

	When you have built the main shed you will need to make an entirely separate roof mesh, exported as ''roof.im.''		When you have built the main shed you will need to make an entirely separate roof mesh, exported as ''roof.im.''

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2010-02-03T13:59:43Z

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