help on uploading my route

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help on uploading my route

Unread postby kin3 » Wed Jan 05, 2011 5:01 pm

I have a route I've been working on, we pikehr and myself, he demed it,laid the tracks, and did the signalings. Since I've never done this before I'm asking for tips on what to do. Should I package it with RW or RW_Tools? What about content? I download most everything and probably used a lot of it in this route. I used Rich Garber's payware route, the first two, and used his content. I used ScaleRails and the foliage pack form 3Dtrains. I don't want to upload any payware. So any and all advice is welcomed. :D
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Re: help on uploading my route

Unread postby Trainguy76 » Thu Jan 06, 2011 1:35 am

Hi, this is a tutorial for the Packager- http://forums.trainsim.com/vbts/showthread.php?290165-Using-RailWorks-Packager

I recommend you using the packager included in RailWorks.

You can select the assets you want to package in the packager too.


If you have a large route, you can pack the route only, and then pack the assets separately.
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Re: help on uploading my route

Unread postby Toldrabald » Thu Jan 06, 2011 1:41 pm

Trainguy76 wrote:Hi, this is a tutorial for the Packager- http://forums.trainsim.com/vbts/showthread.php?290165-Using-RailWorks-Packager

I recommend you using the packager included in RailWorks.

You can select the assets you want to package in the packager too.


If you have a large route, you can pack the route only, and then pack the assets separately.


Some folks did have trouble with the installer from RWTools, and I still don't understand why it exists when the RW package manager already does a good job. So, go for the RW one and make two packs: one asset pack and one with the route only, that helps for updates on the route and saves bandwidth for the download.

You should not pack Rich's assets and not the 3DTrain stuff as those are payware with restricted licenses. Mention them in your readme file instead. For the various freeware items see the included readmes there or contact the authors if you are allowed to pack them up. Most items are already clearly stated as "do whatever you want with it, as long as you don't sell it", but some have reserved the publication rights for themselves.

To find out what assets you used in your route check it with RWTools and print out a complete list. From the developer names in the filepath \Assets\Dev\stuff you can most of the time find back the single downloads. Ask for the ones you cannot locate, someone will know what and where it is.
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Re: help on uploading my route

Unread postby kin3 » Thu Jan 06, 2011 3:07 pm

Thanks guys. :D
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