Post by bigjacko on Jan 19, 2020 18:27:37 GMT
Hi all,
Did a scan of the VDL with RWTools to see what I had missing. Not much, as it turns out (initial reports by RWTools are actually partial false-alarms, because certain reportedly-missing files do actually exist within non-unpacked .ap files in the US Assets folder, that RWTools cannot see - so watch out for that if you run the same test!)
But I did discover that VDL uses four Transit-type vans which it thinks are located in the Assets\Kuju\Railsimulator\scenery\Vehicles folder (i.e. part of the EU & UK Loco Asset Pack DLC) but actually, they're not part of that payware pack at all.
They are actually freeware items from UKTrainSim.com - Additional Van liveries - by Pacerpilot
They are distributed as a .rwp package, so you'll need to use the TS-supplied Utilities.exe (in the Railworks folder) to install them, and they do indeed end up in the Kuju\Railsimulator\scenery\vehicles folder when you're done (bit naughty, but hey, at least we know how to recreate and reinstall them now, if we have the .rwp file kept safe somewhere.)
Hope this helps someone to get maximum enjoyment out of their scenery!
Did a scan of the VDL with RWTools to see what I had missing. Not much, as it turns out (initial reports by RWTools are actually partial false-alarms, because certain reportedly-missing files do actually exist within non-unpacked .ap files in the US Assets folder, that RWTools cannot see - so watch out for that if you run the same test!)
But I did discover that VDL uses four Transit-type vans which it thinks are located in the Assets\Kuju\Railsimulator\scenery\Vehicles folder (i.e. part of the EU & UK Loco Asset Pack DLC) but actually, they're not part of that payware pack at all.
They are actually freeware items from UKTrainSim.com - Additional Van liveries - by Pacerpilot
They are distributed as a .rwp package, so you'll need to use the TS-supplied Utilities.exe (in the Railworks folder) to install them, and they do indeed end up in the Kuju\Railsimulator\scenery\vehicles folder when you're done (bit naughty, but hey, at least we know how to recreate and reinstall them now, if we have the .rwp file kept safe somewhere.)
Hope this helps someone to get maximum enjoyment out of their scenery!
