Hi all, wuzzz up anyway i need some info i just got my tehachapi route and i need to know if i run stuffit will that add all the secenery? or do i have to go into the route editor and place it all manually. thanks jester
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RE: Modern Tehachapi Route
Ezstuff just stuffs your route's shapes and texture folders with all objects from the default routes. You'll also need comboref for the route editor to recognize all those new shapes which, you do have to place yourself, in the route editor.Jeff
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Damn i was afraied of that well i guess its time to get to know the route editor now. so alls i need to do is run ezstuff and combind. ref and then place stuff in there using the route editor thx for the info i'll let you know how it turns out.
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More than glad to help. Back up the route frequently tho'. Even tho' the track, roads, and signals are done doesn't mean you're outta the woods yet, (hate to see you place 100s of objects just to have something go screwwy). I built a route from scratch only to have my registry get hosed and lost it (and my backup disc turned into Icewind Dale (or something like that ) I didn't even own a PC before Oct '01 so, you don't need to be a whiz or a genius to the work the thing, (just patient). If you have any prob's just post 'em here, good luck!Jeff
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I'm pretty far doing just that and it took me dozens and dozens of hours. At least I'm making some progress but currently I'm stuffed with planting vineyards at Edison, 30 miles aways from Bakersfield. Had not much time recently, new job, great outdoor weather - but a few hours more and I'm done. If you are interested - I cam send you some pictures - gives you a few ideas ...
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Thx yes i would like that very much im a trucker i was going thur there on a regular basis but now i work for a different company and i dont get to the west coast anymore i would like to keep my route as prototypical as possiable.thnk u for any ideas jester
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