NS Dash9 Pack Error

[SantaFe801]

I'm making a quick post to let people know about a bug I discovered at the last second after uploading these. The lead truck has an issue and will be flipped in the game. This is something I knew about and thought I had fixed before uploading them, but it seems I was mistaken. I do know what I need to do to fix it, and I will upload a fix for all the shapes as soon as they are ready.

[SantaFe801]

Just got that fixed as well. The first of the three base shapes is being re-exported.

[Fish4890]

And there are Zero Sounds as well No Horn Eng File just says Eng.sms NOt the Horn files That are Supplyed arent Listed in the sms area

[wcl]

And there are Zero Sounds as well No Horn Eng File just says Eng.sms NOt the Horn files That are Supplyed arent Listed in the sms area

You need to put ur own sounds in!

[Fish4890]

You need to put ur own sounds in!

Tried it doesnt work

[Fish4890]

Correction* Needed to find a Correct Full Sound Folder that had files for the C44-9W renamed a Horn file i had stashed from my Run8 Directeory and use it

[LinxGet22]

For myself, I took the full pack of sounds from the Mullan Pass route. And adapted it to other GE series from Nash. I prescribed the sounds of the tiphones. There's nothing complicated there.

[SantaFe801]

Correction* Needed to find a Correct Full Sound Folder that had files for the C44-9W renamed a Horn file i had stashed from my Run8 Directeory and use it

The engines have no sounds and are un-aliased. The cab.sms and eng.sms lines are placeholders and you need to alias them yourself to whichever sounds you choose to use for them.

Side note for everyone: The shapes have all been fixed and the download is up again.

[bigmak1313]

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[yellowdog]

Awesome model! But I wanted to specifically say thanks for all of the separate horn .s files!! Those will come in handy for other models

[ossie]

Thanks Nash. They look fantastic!

[CSRX]

Almost pointless providing readme files with directions lately.

I need to get these downloaded when I have the chance. Been working days recently, so haven't had much free time to even eat. Haha

[eric]

Awesome set. I've set Nash's latest uploads to quota-exempt. Enjoy them...

[wwhall]

Thank you to Nash for another really great locomotive set. I typically will modify .eng files to suit myself. These .eng files are no exception. Here is what I've done with these. Some of these mods use payware that I bought years ago that is no longer available, so people will have to use alternatives.

I put an "include" line in the file pointing to the appropriate engine physics file from Gerry Steele--thank you to Gerry for those. One significant change that I make to the original .eng file is to change the air compressor type to electric. For sounds, I alias to the AudioShack FDL16 audio files that I purchased several years ago. For the cab, a number of years ago, I purchased the DieselsWest NS Dash 9 locomotive set--its cabview file has a very good rendering of the the NS control stand--which I copied over to this model and utilized. That DW model also had a dandy K5LAR24 horn .wav file that I grafted onto the Audio Shack sound file. I have also modified the light section of Nash's .eng file to better utilize the latest MG light settings for the flashing front and rear ditch lights. If Nash is OK with it, I could post just the light section of the file for people to try out.

I've been just briefly test running some of these NS Dash 9s, and they look and perform great.

[dcarleton]

I'm very much into the first generation, with multiples of geeps and F-units and brakemen and 40' boxcars; but all these wonderful releases from Nash are turning the calendar forward for me, by decades. I can't say enough what a service Nash has done for our community as we leave our low-resolution heritage in the past.