Hello all,I have completed a activity for Tehachapi Pass. I need to know what is needed to package and prepare it for upload. Thanks for the help.Robert
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Hello all,I have completed a activity for Tehachapi Pass. I need to know what is needed to package and prepare it for upload. Thanks for the help.Robert
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Hi Robert,If you are going to use the ae activity packager, first open the .trk file for the route and check the route id name. If it is different from the route folder name, change the folder name match it exactly
(including case but without beginning and ending quotes if it has any).Open the activity in the ae and compute and save (file menu). Package the activity (file menu).You can change the route folder name back now if you want.Include a readme file the has a list of non-default rolling stock that includes the source file names (zip, rar, etc) and where they can be found. Also include any needed information for running the activity.Make a zip file containing these files.Follow the instructions for uploading files to train-sim.
http://www.flightsim.com/dev-tips.htmRegards,Eric
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