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svante (276 posts)
Dec-29-01, 05:46 PM (EST) "Well cars" Some of you might have wondered when the final version of the well cars will be released but they're now on their way out. Since it's the final version, v3, of the cars I thought I'd iron out all bugs so I've been working on the wag-files, particularly the settings for the couplers, and also the bounding box in the sd-files.The final version of the well cars have among other things new truck and wheel textures, prototypical 33" wheels, can be decoupled and recoupled when switching (even though that is rarely done in real life), have less than 2 inches of slack in the couplers, and the cars ride very close, just over a foot apart.V3 have new textures for the cars but use the same container textures as version 2.Message Areas - "Well cars" – image 1 Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top
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wbgx (42 posts)
Dec-29-01, 06:41 PM (EST) 1. "RE: Well cars" I look forward to your v3 cars. I recently purchased the TSM program and started with a project that has taken me a great deal of time. So, I really appreciate the effort you made on this project and wonder when you sleep...Boomer Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top
svante (276 posts)
Dec-29-01, 09:00 PM (EST) 2. "RE: Well cars" "...and wonder when you sleep..."I don't... The cars going through the final tests:
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