DTG Bristol to Cardiff
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- holzroller
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Re: DTG Bristol to Cardiff
The unpacked files have precedence over the AP files. If the AP file gets updated and the unpacked files remain then TS will refer to the outdated unpacked files where they have the same id. So you are correct in your thoughts.
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Re: DTG Bristol to Cardiff
Interesting; it used to be the case that an update was likely to remove any unpacked files; with some even reporting that files for reskins also disappeared.
Of course there's no need to have unchanged files extracted from archives, so in theory there shouldn't be anything there, but this would be a welcome change for many if it's the new way of working.
Of course there's no need to have unchanged files extracted from archives, so in theory there shouldn't be anything there, but this would be a welcome change for many if it's the new way of working.
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Re: DTG Bristol to Cardiff
FGW class 158 in DTG folder class158pack01. After the latest update to Bristol Cardiff my unpacked folders are still in place untouched. A verify however will remove the extracted folders and only leave the AP, not sure about ticking and unticking an add-on, suspect it would do the same.
Re: DTG Bristol to Cardiff
Thanks starmedia, holzroller and gptech. I had indeed unpacked the audio section of the ap file to update the HST with the Armstrong Powerhouse sounds. I simply re-unpacked the Class 175 audio files and the two tone horn is there. Just also to confirm the unpacked HST audio files were not affected by the update.
Re: DTG Bristol to Cardiff
Can confirm that this is the location. It doesn't seem to have any QDs or scenarios associated with it though?holzroller wrote:FGW class 158 in DTG folder class158pack01
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- Ajay1
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Re: DTG Bristol to Cardiff
Just received an automatic update for this route.
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Re: DTG Bristol to Cardiff
Can you confirm that there is a specific folder FGW? And what date did it appear (or at least, the date of your files)?USRailFan wrote:Can confirm that this is the location. It doesn't seem to have any QDs or scenarios associated with it though?holzroller wrote:FGW class 158 in DTG folder class158pack01
I only have a Default folder (which is the ATW livery), no FGW. And I have just re-downloaded both the DTG\Class158Pack01, and the DTG\BristolCardiff packages to make sure.
Of course I *do* have a Class 158 FGW in this section, but it is a reskin by Richard Fletcher, outside the .ap file structure, and under the folder FGW_rf
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Mr395008
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Re: DTG Bristol to Cardiff
The *free* FGW 158 is still in development apparently, I asked DTG on Twitter this morning. It's a bit of a joke to be honest but I'm not surprised at all.
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Re: DTG Bristol to Cardiff
Why a joke?...unless you mean because it makes you smile; free stuff always has that effect on me.Mr395008 wrote:...It's a bit of a joke to be honest.....
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Mr395008
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Because when the route was released they said details about the FGW 158 would be given "soon". Over 3 months later, nothing. They haven't given any information, instead it's down to us folk who pay who have to chase for this information which they claim will be given "soon".gptech wrote:Why a joke?...unless you mean because it makes you smile; free stuff always has that effect on me.Mr395008 wrote:...It's a bit of a joke to be honest.....
No smiles here, yet.
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Re: DTG Bristol to Cardiff
Define "soon"?Mr395008 wrote:Because when the route was released they said details about the FGW 158 would be given "soon". Over 3 months later, nothing. They haven't given any information, instead it's down to us folk who pay who have to chase for this information which they claim will be given "soon".gptech wrote:Why a joke?...unless you mean because it makes you smile; free stuff always has that effect on me.Mr395008 wrote:...It's a bit of a joke to be honest.....
No smiles here, yet.
Also, if it is "free" why are you having to pay?
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Re: DTG Bristol to Cardiff
"if you say something is a joke in English it can also mean that it's not very good or not worthy of respect."gptech wrote:Why a joke?...unless you mean because it makes you smile; free stuff always has that effect on me.Mr395008 wrote:...It's a bit of a joke to be honest.....
There you go!
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