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Member since Jan-24-04 · 40 posts


Hey everyone, my name is Andy and I have been re-painting a few
things this weakend but I am not to good with freight cars. I
am posting this because I need some one who can make me a wag.
file that will work. If you can do this for me thanks if not
then oh well. Heres a look at the car

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RE: ACFX CENTER FLOW HOPPER, andrewpickell, Feb-01-04, 11:08 AM, (1) RE: ACFX CENTER FLOW HOPPER, andykeffer, Feb-01-04, 11:13 AM, (2) RE: ACFX CENTER FLOW HOPPER, andrewpickell, Feb-01-04, 01:51 PM, (4) RE: ACFX CENTER FLOW HOPPER, andykeffer, Feb-02-04, 09:29 PM, (5) RE: ACFX CENTER FLOW HOPPER, andrewpickell, Feb-02-04, 11:35 PM, (6) RE: ACFX CENTER FLOW HOPPER, NSkid, Feb-01-04, 01:16 PM, (3)

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Member since Jan-24-04 · 40 posts

RE: ACFX CENTER FLOW HOPPER

I`v tried to, Wag. files don`t like me at all. I tried to make
it ACFX CENTERFLOW and I started the activity editor up and
tryed to make a consist with it and it says " can`t create
the Shape file, Continue? ". :-I, So thats why I need help.

Andy

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Charter Member · 799 posts

RE: ACFX CENTER FLOW HOPPER

Seeing the error message you quoted has lead me to beleive that this is what you need to fix.Make sure your changes match in both the .wag and the .sd file. If you have changed the Wagon WagonShape entry in the .wag file it must match the Shape entry in the .sd file.Downloaded Conbuilder from the File Library. It is an excellent tool for determining what is causing an error.Good luck.Andrew Pickell
RTC Trainee
Centre for Rail Training and Technology

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Member since Jan-24-04 · 40 posts

RE: ACFX CENTER FLOW HOPPER

I have tried every thing, they hate me as much as my school teachers
can you modify one for me that works. "ACFX CENTERFLOW" Thanks Andy

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Charter Member · 799 posts

RE: ACFX CENTER FLOW HOPPER

I'm not going to do anything for you. There is no point because it doesn't improve your skills and frankly it is a waste of my time.What isn't a waste of my time is helping you understand how it works.An excellent FAQ was created by Nels Anderson back in the days of yore when MSTS first came out. You can view it here on your own if you wish, http://www.train-sim.com/faq/msts/contents.htmI've taken the librety of finding the appropriate section for you. The first thing I would do is delete the files that are not working and start with John Peterson's originals. Then follow the steps on this page, http://www.train-sim.com/faq/msts/tech.htm#11.7Hopefully that clears things up for you.Andrew Pickell
RTC Trainee
Centre for Rail Training and Technology

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Member since Jan-26-04 · 4 posts

RE: ACFX CENTER FLOW HOPPER

Can't help you with that but the car looks good

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