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brick60000
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Hi,
As I am brand new to the remodeling world, could someone explain how I can make a singal car multiple unit have the mstsbin swapping cabs feature?
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Brick60000
As I am brand new to the remodeling world, could someone explain how I can make a singal car multiple unit have the mstsbin swapping cabs feature?
Cheers
Brick60000
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Re: MSTSbin
Hi
It hasn't anything to do with the model.
Its done via a second reveresed cvf file.
So you have xxx.cvf and xxx_rv.cvf.
Its explained in the Bin manual.
Cheers
Jon
It hasn't anything to do with the model.
Its done via a second reveresed cvf file.
So you have xxx.cvf and xxx_rv.cvf.
Its explained in the Bin manual.
Cheers
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As Jon said, its all to do with the cabview. There was a tool around somewhere (possibly here?) that automatically makes the xxx_rv.cvf by reversing all the co-ord points in the original xxx.cvf file its is a very quick and handy way of doing it 
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Re: MSTSbin
Hi All,
If the unit is a flipped Power Car (HST) a rear Cab View is not needed.
Good luck
Doug
Here indeed it was.:-Hymek wrote:As Jon said, its all to do with the cabview. There was a tool around somewhere (possibly here?) that automatically makes the xxx_rv.cvf by reversing all the co-ord points in the original xxx.cvf file its is a very quick and handy way of doing it
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If the unit is a flipped Power Car (HST) a rear Cab View is not needed.
Good luck
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Ok, How would I make a four car unit compatible with MstsBin?Hymek wrote:As Jon said, its all to do with the cabview. There was a tool around somewhere (possibly here?) that automatically makes the xxx_rv.cvf by reversing all the co-ord points in the original xxx.cvf file its is a very quick and handy way of doing it
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Re: MSTSbin
Hello?????
and then read the .txt file in the Downloaded Zip.
Doug
First. Say THANK YOU for the help you have recieved.brick60000 wrote:Ok, How would I make a four car unit compatible with MstsBin?Hymek wrote:As Jon said, its all to do with the cabview. There was a tool around somewhere (possibly here?) that automatically makes the xxx_rv.cvf by reversing all the co-ord points in the original xxx.cvf file its is a very quick and handy way of doing it
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and in what way do you mean compatable. Just the cabs, or the lighting aswell?
If you havent read the readme yet to work the program. drag the original cab file into the program, and it does it automatically
If you havent read the readme yet to work the program. drag the original cab file into the program, and it does it automatically
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Re: MSTSbin
Thankyou, and what a mean by compatible is the lighting.Hymek wrote:and in what way do you mean compatable. Just the cabs, or the lighting aswell?
If you havent read the readme yet to work the program. drag the original cab file into the program, and it does it automatically
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Re: MSTSbin
Hi ??????
For the lighting to work with MSTSBin the models has to have the .eng/.wag file. writen with lighting routines.
I am affraid I do not have the answers for that.
Good luck
Doug
For the lighting to work with MSTSBin the models has to have the .eng/.wag file. writen with lighting routines.
I am affraid I do not have the answers for that.
Good luck
Doug
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Same, i havent got my head round MSTSbin lighting yet either (all my past bin work has had lighting done by others)
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Re: MSTSbin
Hi
Agreed.... you can end up with fifty odd light statements.
Much easier to fit front white lights, rear reds as headlight(2).
Rear whites. front reds as headlight(3)... both unit(0)
Cheers
Jon
Agreed.... you can end up with fifty odd light statements.
Much easier to fit front white lights, rear reds as headlight(2).
Rear whites. front reds as headlight(3)... both unit(0)
Cheers
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Re: MSTSbin
Thats what I mean...I think.jbilton wrote:Hi
Agreed.... you can end up with fifty odd light statements.
Much easier to fit front white lights, rear reds as headlight(2).
Rear whites. front reds as headlight(3)... both unit(0)
Cheers
Jon
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Re: MSTSbin
Hi,jbilton wrote:Hi
Agreed.... you can end up with fifty odd light statements.
Much easier to fit front white lights, rear reds as headlight(2).
Rear whites. front reds as headlight(3)... both unit(0)
Cheers
Jon
Ok, I have a two car tram on my screen. how would I make the rear car be drivable and have a cabview without the lighting?
CHeers & Thanks
Brick60000
