Alco RS-11 from virtualRailroads repainted to Southern Pacific colors - Two numbers, 2900 and 2910 - V1.01 (Fixes sound)

Steam Version

Repaint by Micheal Calvin. (MadMike1024 on Railworksamerica.com and Trainsim.com)

Legal Stuffs:

RS-11 Model copyright by virtualRailroads(used with permission).

These are freeware repaints, copyright by Micheal Calvin 2014, and may be shared freely as a stand alone item or as part of a scenario as you wish, but may not be sold as payware or sold in a payware package. My only request, if you do pass these on, is that you include this original readme file

Some of the lettering styles, logos, shields, and phrases used in this repaint are the intellectual property of the Union Pacific Corporation and used fair use rules.

I make no representation of fitness of purpose or suitability, and am not responsible if these files damage your computer, cause it to cease function, or if they actually work like they're supposed to.

Installation:

The repaint requires the installation of the Alco RS-11 PRR Road Switcher from Steam.

Unpack and install the above packages following the instructions include in their readme. Read the .pdf included for operating information.

Each skin/repaint model installs as a separate folder in the Railworks main directory under:

\Assets\vR_Addon4\vR_Alco_RS11\DieselLoks\

Download the .rar file to your computer. Once completed, find your downloaded file, and unrar it into a newly created folder with the name of the downloaded locomotive.

  1.Start the TS 2015 Utilities program, and select the Package Manager tab.
  2.Click on install, then navigate to the folder where you unzipped these files.
  3.Select the .rwp file and click on open.
  4.The package Manager will then install your new locomotive.
  5.Verify that the file shows in the installed list on the left of the screen.
  6.Open your file browser and navigate to 'Railworks\Assets\vR_Addon4\vR_Alco_RS11\DieselLoks\RS11'.
  7.Copy the 'Main.GeoPcDx' and the 'RS11.GeoPcDx' files to your desktop.
  8.Open your file browser and navigate to 'Assets\vR_Addon4\vR_Alco_RS11\DieselLoks\RS11_SP\'.
     a.Copy the 'Main.GeoPcDx' and the 'RS11.GeoPcDx' files into the folder.
  9.Open your file browser and navigate to 'Assets\vR_Addon4\vR_Alco_RS11\DieselLoks\RS11_SP2\'.
     a.Copy the 'Main.GeoPcDx' and the 'RS11.GeoPcDx' files into the folder.
10.Delete the 'Main.GeoPcDx' and the 'RS11.GeoPcDx' files from your desktop.
11.Start Railworks.
12.Select Editor.
13.Select the route where you wish to add the locomotive. 
14.Select Scenario Editor.
15.Select a scenario at the top of the screen.
16.Select Edit scenario.
17.Once the scenario editor opens:
   a.Click the left center flyout then click on the locomotive icon.   
   b.Click on the object filter (a small blue square with an orange triangle).
   c.A flyout on the right of the screen will open.
   d.Pull out the flyout and use the pulldown menu.
   e.Find and click on 'vR_Addon4'.
   f.Click on the the RS11 box making sure that it is checked.
   g.The locomotives will then appear in the list in the left center pullout as Alco RS11 SP 2900, and Alco RS11 SP 2901.

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Even though my work doesn't include any TS2013 content, the following statement is required to be included with any Railworks User Generated Content (UGC) and is copied directly from the End User Licensing Agreement (EULA). This must be included with the original Readme in all cases. - Micheal Calvin - 30 SEP 2012

"IMPORTANT NOTICE. This is user generated content designed for use with RailSimulator.com Limited’s train simulation products, including RailWorks 4: Train Simulator 2013. RailSimulator.com Limited does not approve or endorse this user generated content and does not accept any liability or responsibility regarding it.

This user generated content has not been screened or tested by RailSimulator.com Limited. Accordingly, it may adversely affect your use of RailSimulator.com’s products. If you install this user generated content and it infringes the rules regarding user-generated content, RailSimulator.com Limited may choose to discontinue any support for that product which they may
otherwise have provided.

The RailWorks EULA sets out in detail how user generated content may be used, which you can review further here: www.railsimulator.com/terms. In particular, this user generated content includes work which remains the intellectual property of RailSimulator.com Limited and which may not be rented, leased, sub-licensed, modified, adapted, copied, reproduced or redistributed without the permission of RailSimulator.com Limited."