Wire-mesh effect on windows.

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Re: Wire-mesh effect on windows.

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nelson wrote:Where would you find this Window1_nmc file please Dave?
You don't, that file name was used as an example. In the case of loco's it's more likely to be a file called "Glass_nmc.TgPcDx", which you'd find in the "Textures" folder for that loco.

Have you any particular loco in mind here, with that information somebody would be able to tell you exactly which file you need to rename, and exactly where to find it.
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Re: Wire-mesh effect on windows.

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gptech got there before me but yes, I couldnt remember off the top of my head what the 377 windows were called

The files you are looking for are in this directory (if its specifically the 377 you are trying to fix)

..\Assets\RSC\BrightonMainLine\RailVehicles\Electric\Class377\CabView\textures

do the process I posted to all the files with "_nm" in their file name, there should be 3

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Re: Wire-mesh effect on windows.

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Thanks Dave and Gptech, now I'm with you. I will try that.
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