I'm running Open Rails 1.4 and it seems like all of the SHR cabs have 2 horn handles and are placed behind the control stand (see attached screenshot). I have tried changing .cvf files and they all seem to have the same issue. This particular example is the MILW GP40 with the EMD STD 2 cab. Alias file is EMD-GP38-2-MILW-AS.cvf
SHR Cabs have 2 horn handles
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This type of problem is common in many MSTS cvf files. It is a mistake in the animation numbers.
Look for this in the cvf file
Third line under this entry you will find this line >>> NumFrames ( 2 1 2 )Code:TwoState ( Type ( HORN TWO_STATE )
It should read NumFrames ( 2 2 1 )
More than likely all the cvf files will have this same mistake, you can most Search ( or Find ) and Replace utility to make all the corrections in one pass.Cheers, Gerry
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Glad to help, that's what the forum is for...if you run into this problem again you can open the correct ace file ( horn.ace in this case ) and count the number of frames within the ace file. In the horn case it was one frame, two different states ( or positions ) within the frame. Then check the cvf file and see if the "NumFrames" aligns to the ace file.Cheers, Gerry
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