Hi Paul,
Sorry, no it wasn't! I have to repeat - The consist I saw had the tender as the first vehicle, but the loco, which should have been leading, wasn't displayed.
As I've stated before, I found the reason was that the 9F .eng file was NOT in Unicode format but in what looked like a compressed format. I have not found the cause and have not been able to repeat the occurrence.
If you have a loco running tender-first, then it, and its tender, must have been 'flipped' in the consist file.
Cheers,
Ged
Sorry, no it wasn't! I have to repeat - The consist I saw had the tender as the first vehicle, but the loco, which should have been leading, wasn't displayed.
As I've stated before, I found the reason was that the 9F .eng file was NOT in Unicode format but in what looked like a compressed format. I have not found the cause and have not been able to repeat the occurrence.
If you have a loco running tender-first, then it, and its tender, must have been 'flipped' in the consist file.
Cheers,
Ged





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