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I've been using raildriver's 2-6-0 cabview, and I noticed that the view is a little low. How can I raise the view up to normal height?mrWM734current projects: B&O R.R. "Atlantic" B&O R.R. #25 "William Mason"
Okay. I have the 2-6-0 cab, too, but didn't wanna modify it, so here's what I did:Just go to the "CABVIEW" folder and open up "260.cvf", or whatever you renamed it. Once opened, I believe you edit the position like so: The only thing is, I'd back up the .cvf file if I were you, because my experience is with messing around with .ENG files, not .CVF ones.Good luck!-Matt, future Cirque Du Soleil singer-Crime: It's my anti drug -Creating Pac-Man comics for the humorless people out there
Thanks, I thought it involved the .cvf file, but I wasn't sure. I'll try moving it up to ( 0 6.0 0 ).I'll see how it works once I get MSTS working again.mrWM734current projects: B&O R.R. "Atlantic" B&O R.R. #25 "William Mason"
The only thing is, I'd back up the .cvf file if I were you, because my experience is with messing around with .ENG files, not .CVF ones.Good luck!-Matt, future Cirque Du Soleil singer-Crime: It's my anti drug -Creating Pac-Man comics for the humorless people out there