Tutorials
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*Blender [[https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B1a-SR7l2w7iZ29oMjRqODNXRUE/view: Building a loco (67 page .pdf)]] | *Blender [[https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B1a-SR7l2w7iZ29oMjRqODNXRUE/view: Building a loco (67 page .pdf)]] | ||
*Blender [[http://www.44090digitalmodels.co.uk/tutorials/blender1.html: 44090 Digital Models webpage]] | *Blender [[http://www.44090digitalmodels.co.uk/tutorials/blender1.html: 44090 Digital Models webpage]] | ||
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*3DSMax [[http://www.zecrail.com/tutorials.html: S301 Website]] | *3DSMax [[http://www.zecrail.com/tutorials.html: S301 Website]] | ||
Revision as of 15:14, 23 February 2020
This page lists a number of Trainz related Tutorials gathered from various links. While some may be referring to older version of Trainz, many of the concepts are the same. Just be careful when looking at a tutorial to remember some things may have changed.
If you know of additional sites or tutorials, then please add to the appropriate category here in the wiki, or if unsure how to, ask for help in the Trainz Forums.
Also, if any of the links are out of date, please update the links or remove the entries.
Contents |
General
- [Shane's Tutorial forum thread] (with links)
- [WorldofTrainz (2006 but some good introductory stuff)]
Modelling /
- Blender [Forum post with links]
- Blender [For newcomers]
- Blender [Building a loco (67 page .pdf)]
- Blender [44090 Digital Models webpage]
- Blender [Caydens webpage]
- 3DSMax [S301 Website]
Reskinning
Animation
Scripting
- Trainz wiki - Getting_Started_in_TrainzScript
Trainz Wiki
- Use the search function, check the How To Guides, or click on the Category link below.
TIP: Google is really good at finding stuff (no really!). Try typing in stuff like "Trainz route building tutorials" and you never know what you might find.
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SEE ALSO:
