Railworks America

Hiya,

I made a folder a while ago that now how a few assets in it, and I had made the folder lowercase when I wanted one of the letters uppercase. Does anyone know if Upper/Lower case matters in RailWorks?

I don't believe RW is case sensitive.

Pretty sure it won't matter for blueprint file paths; for control names and animation names ( and included lua scripts ) and maybe child names I think it does.

Kali wrote:Pretty sure it won't matter for blueprint file paths; for control names and animation names ( and included lua scripts ) and maybe child names I think it does.

Thanks, I knew that about the control names, but wasn't sure about the Blueprints.

Hi,

As Dick C. discovered with his steam engine lettering system, RW is case sensitive with the named texture sets blueprints (those textures.bin files for autonumbers usually found in the textures folder). So, for example, you can link the number entries "A" and "a" to two different texture files.

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            <cNamedTextureSetBlueprint-sTextureEntry d:id="58777907">
               <TextureName d:type="cDeltaString">e</TextureName>
               <TextureID d:type="cDeltaString">Britkits\Steam\RailVehicles\Tenders\Vanderbilt-01-oil\textures\[00]number_e</TextureID>
            </cNamedTextureSetBlueprint-sTextureEntry>

            <cNamedTextureSetBlueprint-sTextureEntry d:id="44930737">
               <TextureName d:type="cDeltaString">E</TextureName>
               <TextureID d:type="cDeltaString">Britkits\Steam\RailVehicles\Tenders\Vanderbilt-01-oil\textures\[00]number_e2</TextureID>
            </cNamedTextureSetBlueprint-sTextureEntry>

So, in theory, you should have a maximum of at least 26+26+10 usable textures for the autonumbering system. Maybe even more, I'm not sure if any (and which?) special characters might be recognized as "numbers" by the autonumbering system.

Cheers,
Michael

You can use most of the special characters, I think; I have certainly gone way past 62.