Class 101 DMU released

[markpullinger]

Just managed to get the 111 file after a lot of faff, but windows says it is not a valid win32 application, me and my computer could be having a fall out later

[jp4712]

Hmm, I can assure you it is...

Let's try again - see what you get from this link.

Paul

http://www.filedropper.com/111_18

[jp4712]

Now uploaded to the file library as a little package.

Paul

Class 101/111 'screaming gears' patch [426026 bytes] - 101_111.zip File ID: 28361 Date: 18 Feb 2012 - 685 Downloads

[emrhd01]

Thanks a lot Paul for the CL 101 Patch and for generously sharing, much appreciated, works a treat.

[markpullinger]

Thanks Paul came down in about 2 seconds & worked fine - rather better than the 10 minutes & not working from the other link. and no screaming from rear cars in multiple either

[Wikkus]

Now uploaded to the file library as a little package.

I wish I had a crystal ball sometimes as then I'd have been able to foresee you developing this little tool and I'd have saved myself a whole load of RW_Tools editing!

Nice work, chap, thank you

Rik.

[nelson]

Thanks for this Paul, you're a star.

[Rockdoc2174]

The installler assumes you are running a 32-bit version of Windows and wants to put the files into the Program Files directory but as I'm using 64-bit Vista the programs are in Program Files (86). Is it simply a matter of browsing to the correct directory from where the installer offers you a default path?

Keith

[jp4712]

Yes. The installer gives you the option to choose the directory that RW is in.

Paul

[Rockdoc2174]

I thought as much but decided a daft question was better than messing something up (as usual! )

Thanks,
Keith

[Rockdoc2174]

And, to close my part in the thread, I checked in the installer's screen the directory within the Steam folder I needed to change to in the Program Files (86) folder and converted both classes. The result beggars belief! These are actually pleasant to drive now and it makes me wonder why RSC haven't made the same mod in an official capacity if, without wishing to belittle Paul's work, it's so obvious.

Thank you for doing this, Paul. Thank you very much indeed.

Keith