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Hi, I'm not new to Train Sim.com or anything I'm just new to this area. I want to learn how to make activites for MSTS. Since Fozzy's K is coming out soon I want to be able to make some activites for it on the C&T route. ThanksNew LOGO in progress!
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Adam Parsons
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You make activities by using the Activity Editor.
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I highly recommend downloading the tutorial in the file library. It takes quite a bit of the mystery of the Activity Editor out of the process. Open the Activity Editor and check out the inner workings of an activity already there; seeing how things were done is helpful, too.Patience is the real key - creating activities is a complicated and often frustrating process, but hang in there. It can be done (at least that's what I keep telling myself, as I struggle with the one I'm currrently working on).Good luck,
MC
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In the file library, do a search on Garber or acttutv1.zip. It is very well written and understandable. It is a small file, 437kb.Carlyle Thompson
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