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Has anyone made an "AI.eng" file?

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Charter Member · 645 posts

I posted this question on the Train Sim forum, but thought someone here might know. I've been copying the "AI.eng" file from the recently-released Dekosoft UP engine package to my other sd40's. Now I'm getting that great sound on all units, regardless of where they are in the consist. Has anyone made an AI.eng file for dash 9's or other GE units? If so, what's the procedure? Thanks in advance.

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RE: Has anyone made an "AI.eng" file?

I think the answer to your question is in the file "multi.zip" in the file library. I don't have the Dekosoft UP package, so I can't be sure, but the multi.zip file is designed to give notch 8 sound to moving locomotives.Hope this helps.
Good luck!Mark
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RE: Has anyone made an "AI.eng" file?

MLT has one for GE's.Kevin Arceneaux
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