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Member since Apr-5-03 · 60 posts

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I am looking for some tutorials on how to make a train.I have been messing around and things, but one thing that im really stuck on is the handle.
Yeah i can get the BMP's in a line, but they are obviously not lined up very well as when i shift the PH's or Brake then the whole bottom bit of the panel moves! LOL, it looks dead funny, but not very funny now as i cant get it to stay still.Any help would be great!Many Thanks,
Pete

http://highwire.cjb.net/

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RE: Train Construction

>I am looking for some tutorials on how to make a train.
>
>I have been messing around and things, but one thing that im
>really stuck on is the handle.
>Yeah i can get the BMP's in a line, but they are obviously
>not lined up very well as when i shift the PH's or Brake
>then the whole bottom bit of the panel moves! LOL, it looks
>dead funny, but not very funny now as i cant get it to stay
>still.
>
>Any help would be great! In the Panel.cfg, there is a part which defines how wide one section of the Panel is. You've got that part wrong.

------My favourite LUL train------
Train Construction – image 2
HAPPY NOW? It's not moving anymore.
It's still the same train but in another livery, that's all.

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