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Member since Apr-8-03 · 228 posts

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How do you create a shape file, the one that ends in .s ?Robert Learmont
Future and Current BNSF Engineer (I'm only 12 years old but drove some real BNSF locomotives and plan to work for a railroad when I grow up.)

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Member since Oct-2-02 · 459 posts

RE: *.s files

You can create an .s file if you are doing 3D Modeling by exporting a model from a 3D Modeling Program into MSTS. In TSM It will also create an .sd file I don't know about Gmax or 3DCanvas.Hope This HelpsChris
*.s files – image 6 Projects:
Conrail Toledo Line:19% done
Pacific Parlour Car:1% done

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Member since Oct-2-02 · 459 posts

RE: *.s files

I belive so.Chris
*.s files – image 7 Projects:
Conrail Toledo Line:19% done
Pacific Parlour Car:1% done

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