Greetings,
I have been repainting some (30) ore cars. When I run them in the dark they stay bright. I've never run into this problem. Any idea's? Thanks ahead of time. KRO52
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Greetings,
I have been repainting some (30) ore cars. When I run them in the dark they stay bright. I've never run into this problem. Any idea's? Thanks ahead of time. KRO52
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Hi,May be, this is the same problem:
http://www.train-sim.com/dcforum/DCForumID6/10438.htmlDick van den Hoven![]()
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Have a look at this link and give Shape File Manager a go.http://www.railpage.org.au/steam4me/trainsim/tutorials/sfm_faq.htmlBefore you use this tool, move the particular wagon's shape or .s file into a folder on it's own prior to opening it and changing the texture properties to say normal or low shine. SFM can sometime lock up if you use it to browse to an area heavily populated with shape files such as the MSTS Trainset directory, thats the reason for the pervious procedure.This should fix your glowing problem.
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Greetings,
Thanks so much guys ! I opened SFM and changed in this case, two lines from this:
shader_names ( 2
named_shader ( Tex )
named_shader ( BlendATex )
To this:shader_names ( 2
named_shader ( BlendATexDiff )
named_shader ( BlendATexDiff )It worked perfectly, Thanks again this will be one for the books. KRO52
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