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Damn, that is a long time from now. Did they at least have a sketch?Well, from the documentation, they're still working out the final design specs. But if I didn't read anything incorrectly, I believe they're looking to make them inter-operable with the M7s. So don't expect anything radically different from what we have now.
Long Island Rail Road, on behalf of itself and MetroNorth Commuter Railroad, will shortly issue two simultaneous Request for Proposals for the design, manufacture, test and delivery of up to 676 M-9 and 160 M-9A commuter railcars. Contract award is expected to be made in the 4th Quarter of 2012 with delivery of the first pilot cars for testing expected in the 2nd quarter of 2016.
Well, if you're just talking about capturing and modifying the files themselves, then I tend to use Audacity. It isn't the top tier program, but it works for my purposes.I'm just talking about the audio files not the configurationJust wondering, what program are you using to edit the audio files?if you mean the way openBVE plays the audio files while the train runs, there was program for editing openBVE trains on trainsimframework's website for download, but that site is now unavailable. If anyone wants it, I may be able to get it on this site if the mods deem it appropriate.
Keep in mind however, that you can't just use that one program to perform modifications such as this one. It involves knowing which files to transplant, which ones to delete, how to handle a sound.cfg file, and which values are needed, and also how to manually change the motor/electric brake sound commands directly from the train.dat file.
EDIT: Although the main site has closed, the archived version is still up and easily navigatible, despite the fact that none of the downloads have been archived:
http://web.archive.org/web/20090626235359/http://openbve.trainsimcentral.co.uk/develop/index.html
I probably know the answer to this question, but where did you get the object file for this?
look in the "Utica" and "Octavia Booker" folders. they should be there somewhere.What Route Is ItThe R40 slant files are in one of the object folders for the existing routes that are available for download at this site. Just do some file searching on your hard drive and you'll find it eventually.You can very easily create one using static trains from other routes, just go into the Objects folder for OpenBVE, search for "R40", then get a B3D file and open it up (I will use the files "R40_B.b3d and R40_B2.b3d" as examples, you need them both BTW). You should see image names like "R40_frontb.bmp" listed throughout the file, find all the images listed in both B3D files, then copy both the B3D file and all the images. Now create a folder in your R40 Slant folder called "cars", and paste all of them there. Now, open Notepad, and type this in:I Need A Download Link For The .b3d Files
[exterior]
0=cars\R40_B2.b3d
1=cars\R40_B.b3d
2=cars\R40_B2.b3d
3=cars\R40_B.b3d
4=cars\R40_B2.b3d
5=cars\R40_B.b3d
6=cars\R40_B2.b3d
7=cars\R40_B.b3d
8=cars\R40_B2.b3d
9=cars\R40_B.b3d
Save that file into your R40 Slant folder as Extensions.cfg
There you go!
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Exactly. In a train like this, if you have the drivecar as 0 (or the first car) then the cab view will pivot with the truck as opposed to the actual car body.That is not what I was talking about. I meant when the train goes around curves. Similar to with the R33WF, it enters the curve very roughly instead of smoothly. Same goes for entering upward/downward slopes.
It's cause the train isn't programmed so that you're riding in the first car like all the other trains. Anybody have a fix for this? I know its something in the train.dat file.
The way the pivoting trucks work is that they are treated as separate cars. So the second car is technically the R46's body while the first and third cars are the trucks.
Essentially, in the train.dat file, as an 8-car set, it's in reality 24 cars.
So in the train.dat file, there's a drivercar index, it's set to 1 for the R46's carbody.
