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I have noticed missing diesel exhaust from engines a few times before, does some of the more knowable members of this forum, know what seems to cause this "error" ?.
The problem is showing up with the FURX #7244 and 7286 repaints of the SD40-2.
Somehow the exhaust seems to come from beneath the locomotives/the rails.
I have been trying to correct this without any luck.
A few pics of the actual engines.
















Regards Claus

cvo2010 wrote:I have noticed missing diesel exhaust from engines a few times before, does some of the more knowable members of this forum, know what seems to cause this "error" ?.
The problem is showing up with the FURX #7244 and 7286 repaints of the SD40-2.
Somehow the exhaust seems to come from beneath the locomotives/the rails.
I have been trying to correct this without any luck.
A few pics of the actual engines.
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Regards Claus

Smoke emitters are a child object. If another child item is not found, the system advances the rest of the child objects to the prior position. I'd venture a guess that the re-painter aliased the sound (usually found in the indicated position) to another loco, and you don't have it.

MadMike1024 wrote:

cvo2010 wrote:I have noticed missing diesel exhaust from engines a few times before, does some of the more knowable members of this forum, know what seems to cause this "error" ?.
The problem is showing up with the FURX #7244 and 7286 repaints of the SD40-2.
Somehow the exhaust seems to come from beneath the locomotives/the rails.
I have been trying to correct this without any luck.
A few pics of the actual engines.
[snip]
Regards Claus

Smoke emitters are a child object. If another child item is not found, the system advances the rest of the child objects to the prior position. I'd venture a guess that the re-painter aliased the sound (usually found in the indicated position) to another loco, and you don't have it.

Hi MadMike ,

Thank you very much for the quick reply to my question .
I ran the engines through RW Tools, and there was some missing files, but even after replacing the missing files, errors were still showing up, so I decided to do it the hard way, back-up everything, and let Steam verify the game cache.
That did the trick, everything is now working as it is supposed to do, well, atleast the FURX engines .












Regards Claus