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[[/category-class/]]                          "BI"
[[/category-class/]]                          "BI"


description                            "Large Fuel Tank found at bulk fuel depots. BP old brand used."
[[/description/]]                             "Tells the user all about your asset can be as much of a description as you like"


username                               "BP Large Tank"
[[/username/]]                              "the name of the asset shown in surveyor"


author                                 ""
[[/author/]]                                "who made the asset"


organisation                           ""
[[/organisation/]]                          "your organisation"


contact-email                          ""
[[/contact-email/]]                           "your email"


contact-website                        ""
[[/contact-website/]]                         "maybe you have a website"


license                                ""
[[/license/]]                                 "can be how you want your asset distributed"

Revision as of 02:35, 6 February 2022

Scenery

Scenery is one of the most basic items you can make for Trainz. Every asset needs a config file. This is a config file that determines how Trainz uses the asset you have created. Below is the config file for a basic scenery asset. This particular config file would suit a static object with no lighting.


kuid <kuid:00000:00000>

kind "scenery"

trainz-build 1.0

light 1

type "scenery"

name "BP Large Tank"

kuid-table

{

}

obsolete-table

{

}

mesh-table

{

}

category-region-0 "AU"

category-era-0 2000s

category-class "BI"

description "Tells the user all about your asset can be as much of a description as you like"

username "the name of the asset shown in surveyor"

author "who made the asset"

organisation "your organisation"

contact-email "your email"

contact-website "maybe you have a website"

license "can be how you want your asset distributed"