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i asked earlier about the smoke for the cf7 and was told that there can only be two smoke locations in an eng file. So my next question is wouldnt there be a way to have two eng files for the cf7? I noticed that my NALW big boy has 2.
Thanks,
Randy

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Randy

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>i asked earlier about the smoke for the cf7 and was told
>that there can only be two smoke locations in an eng file.
>So my next question is wouldnt there be a way to have two
>eng files for the cf7? I noticed that my NALW big boy has
>2.
That's because the BigBoy is two separate locomotives that are joined together in the consist editor... so in answer to your question No you can't have two eng files on one locomotove. I did give it some thought, to see if it was possible to create an invisible locomotive in the same space, but there are all sorts of issues involving couplers that just couldn't be solved. So the answer is very probably no.Best Regards,
Julian (Fozzy The Bear)Smoke for cf7 – image 2

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RE: Smoke for cf7

Oh well, thanks anyway Fozz.

Cheers,
Randy

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