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In the new update do you need the default BNSF SD40 that came with Trainsim. Cause i deleted it many months ago when justin cornells repaints came out.
cnw8717Working on Stampede Pass Auburn to Easton. Trackwork 30% done.
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Nope, you don't need it, the new one is a stand alone. That said, I don't recommend deleting any of the default stuff, you really don't save that much disk space and hard drives are dirt cheap these days. I just posted a "LITE" activities zipfile that uses nothing but the default SD40 for helper and AI traffic engines, testing the theory that you get better framerates without the cabview, and there are probably other activities looking for that ugly old SD40 too.
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<snicker> On my system, I simply replaced that mish-mosh default thingy with Justin's version. Now if I get an activity that's looking for that beastie, I get to see Justin's version instead.Now I'm not sure what that's doing for the framerates.... Henry
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I set up the old version as a SD40 and the new one as a SD40-2. This is a way to use both.
Bob
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