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I need help. I was wondering how to put Danny's glass texture on his other MLT units that dont have it.
Gary
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About that glass?
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RE: About that glass?
Danny's glass (on the widecabs at least) are their own seperate Ace file, so I would guess that you would have to find a loco with a glass.ace or somthing like that with just the glass on one of the ace files and use it that way. There may be a better way, I guess I just don't know it
-Dave
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RE: About that glass?
If you're referring to the freeware MLT Dash 9 and repaints of it, you can glass in the cab with a folder called "d9glass.zip" by Scott Miller. Scott's solution was to fashion a FreightAnim object .s file and .ace file to add to the loco folder, together with a simple mod of the .eng file. His upload dates from March, but I only got around to trying it last week when I installed it in Dennis Mutullo's Santa Fe dash 9 repaint. It really adds at lot to the model. I wanted to email a thank-you to Scott but can't find an address for him.
Bud
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