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For those Downloading Central Valley: 2 options

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Member since Apr-16-03 · 33 posts

I created two options for the downloading the Central Valley, the 227 meg is the full route with those with high speed download, no password needed, just unzip to folder and open folder to unzip the texture, shape, world and tile to folders. run install.bat make sure that you have 6 default routes and have xtracks and you are off....option2 is the multiple zips which total 227 meg or so. this is for dial up users so you can download without a hitch...I tried to split the files up as much as possible.......to make it convenient.. make sure all files are in root directory and follow same instructions as option 1by the way, what is a flanger sign?

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Member since Apr-13-03 · 60 posts

RE: For those Downloading Central Valley: 2 options

I believe that a flanger sign tells the flanger operator when he has to raise the plow or wing. It was normally used to mark such things as switches.Looking foreword to running the Central Valley. Greatly appreciate the effort that you and all the others who post things up here do for the hobby.

Newton Kid

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