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Fix the crooked cabview (newview.zip)

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Member since Apr-22-03 · 35 posts

LAST EDITED ON Oct-12-03 AT 11:13 PM (EDT)

Can someone fix the cabview, it is crooked and off angle to the right.
That cabview is looks like the BNSF SD40-2 cabview which is straight and centered to see the tracks.
I am using it for the Seaview Geeps GP7 and GP18.
If you cannot fixed, what tools do I use to fix it?
Please let me know.Here are the pics, the top is BNSF SD40-2 cabview, the middle and the bottom is cabview from the newview.zip file from the Train-sim file library.Please reply.
Thanks,
Blazer26

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