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I would like to know what time it is cause I love to set up AI Trains in activitys , How would I go about putting a working clock in my cabview Southern Pacific will live on forever in the hearts of the Red and Gray Railfans 
Shane Palus
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>I would like to know what time it is cause I love to set up
>AI Trains in activitys , How would I go about putting a
>working clock in my cabview Maybe we were a little off normal "locomotive design" topic with the referenced thread, but it includes a good example of a digital clock installed in a cab. http://www.train-sim.com/dcforum/DCForumID5/7041.htmlUse the Cab Editor to open the engine .cvf file, select digital clock in the Cab Elements menu. Then use TgaTool to open the front.ace file and create a suitable frame for the display. Be sure you make backup copies of any files you plan to work on, as the Cab Editor is a little on the finicky side.
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Thank you . Do I need a frame ? I put the Clock on it already ?Southern Pacific will live on forever in the hearts of the Red and Gray Railfans
Shane Palus
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Whether you create a frame depends on how much space you have, where you put it, and what your druthers are. They are easy enough to do, though, if the space is available.
JW Titus - Busy fixing what's broke and breaking what's not.
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