HowTo/Scenery/mesh-table/mesh
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if you have the ".lm" extension on the mesh name this point to a text file (LOD file). The mesh tag could also refer to the mesh itself i.e.. industry.im. If this were the case the asset would not have LOD mesh reduction. | if you have the ".lm" extension on the mesh name this point to a text file (LOD file). The mesh tag could also refer to the mesh itself i.e.. industry.im. If this were the case the asset would not have LOD mesh reduction. | ||
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| + | The ".lm" extension is mostly not used anymore and the LOD detains are contained within the main config file. | ||
Revision as of 19:58, 5 February 2022
mesh
This the name of the mesh that is being used within the asset. There maybe more than one mesh.
Trainz uses and can understand two mesh extensions either ".im" or ".trainzmesh". The second one is the current file extension to the mesh. It is created by trainz when an asset is imported into trainz.
if you have the ".lm" extension on the mesh name this point to a text file (LOD file). The mesh tag could also refer to the mesh itself i.e.. industry.im. If this were the case the asset would not have LOD mesh reduction.
So an ".im" or ".trainzmesh" extension is referencing the asset mesh directly where as the "".lm" extension refers to a LOD text file with the mesh information is contained within that text file.
The ".lm" extension is mostly not used anymore and the LOD detains are contained within the main config file.
