Weathering
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| − | Almost all American Pro Train vehicles support weathering which means that you can alter the visual apperance of the train in game. This can be changed in the properties tab of the vehicle and works per vehicle. You can choose between three levels: clean, dirty and very dirty which is called | + | '''Static Weathering''' |
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| + | Almost all American Pro Train vehicles support weathering which means that you can alter the visual apperance of the train in game. This can be changed in the properties tab of the vehicle and works per vehicle. You can choose between three levels: clean, dirty and very dirty which is called Weathering Type 1 to Weathering Type 3. | ||
| + | This can be done for the vehicle and the trucks (bogey) individually. You can set the vehicle to 'Weathering Type 2' but the truck to 'Weathering Type 3' for example. | ||
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Revision as of 04:53, 23 October 2024
Static Weathering
Almost all American Pro Train vehicles support weathering which means that you can alter the visual apperance of the train in game. This can be changed in the properties tab of the vehicle and works per vehicle. You can choose between three levels: clean, dirty and very dirty which is called Weathering Type 1 to Weathering Type 3. This can be done for the vehicle and the trucks (bogey) individually. You can set the vehicle to 'Weathering Type 2' but the truck to 'Weathering Type 3' for example.
Dynamic Weathering
TODO:
- explain static and dynamic weathering - change wheathering on runtime - kuid example - supported list
