KIND Environment
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The [[KIND Environment]] [[config.txt file]] supports the following tags. Each tag is show here with its default value. | The [[KIND Environment]] [[config.txt file]] supports the following tags. Each tag is show here with its default value. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:59, 14 February 2014
Additional sky textures, specifying the normal, night and stormy sky images to be used in Trainz.
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[edit] KIND Hierarchy
[edit] Parent Classes
[edit] Child Classes
- none.
[edit] Supported Tags
The KIND Environment config.txt file supports the following tags. Each tag is show here with its default value.
normal "" storm "" night ""
[edit] normal
- type: string.
- desc: File name of the texture used for the sky in normal conditions - clear weather during the day.
Note: Unusually, the file name should not contain the '.texture' part of the filename. If your texture is "mediumclouds.texture.txt", then this tag should be "mediumclouds".
[edit] storm
- type: string.
- desc: File name of the texture used for the sky during stormy weather.
Note: Unusually, the file name should not contain the '.texture' part of the filename. If your texture is "mediumclouds_storm.texture.txt", then this tag should be "mediumclouds_storm".
[edit] night
- type: string.
- desc: File name of the texture used for the sky at night.
Note: Unusually, the file name should not contain the '.texture' part of the filename. If your texture is "mediumclouds_night.texture.txt", then this tag should be "mediumclouds_night".
[edit] Example Config.txt
kuid <kuid:56113:1227> trainz-build 2.5 category-class "ES" category-region "00" category-era "2010s" username "testEnvironment" kind "environment" normal "norm" storm "storm" night "night" thumbnails { 0 { image "thumb.jpg" width 240 height 180 } }