Railworks America

I'm repainting the P30CH for my fictional railroad (Western Kentucky & Illinois) and I only want 2 (#1998 and #2000) of them so I tried static numbering them and the engineer's side the numbers are flipped. Anybody have suggestions?
Here's some Pics

Oh and I want to blend the paint with the patches I made so they're not so visible, anyone know how to do this?

Yes.

buzz456 wrote:Yes.

Help please?

To do a limited series of numbers, I'd edit the numbers.csv to include only the numbers I want. Are you painting individual numbers on the cab sides, or is that auto numbering? I've never had numbers mirror-image like this. Why not try fixing this first, then go on to the patches issue.

tagsdm

tagsdm wrote:To do a limited series of numbers, I'd edit the numbers.csv to include only the numbers I want. Are you painting individual numbers on the cab sides, or is that auto numbering? I've never had numbers mirror-image like this. Why not try fixing this first, then go on to the patches issue.

tagsdm

I'm static numbering them, or painting the numbers on the cab and numberboards

I'm static numbering them, or painting the numbers on the cab and numberboards

I don't know that you can paint on the numberboards without incurring problems like this. I'm not absolutely sure, but I think each number is placed on a part in the 3d model. There're designed for autonumbering. I'd still recommend using autonumbering for those numberboards, although the original model is using a 3 digit format and you have a 4 digit format. That could be another obstacle in this case. Could you go to 3 digits for your project, as it is fictional?

I've had issues like this when there is only one side of an object represented on a texture file. Locomotive tenders are a good example. One side is mirrored on the other side, while any lettering is on a decal.

tagsdm