Open TRS2019's Trainz Content (content manager) tool by clicking on 'Manage Content' on the Launcher.To import the cdp files, follow these steps: To do so, hold the CTRL key and left click on each asset, then follow steps 3 and 4 above.
You can save multiple assets to the same cdp file. Choose a location you’ll remember to save them to, then give the cdp file a name and click on 'Save'.Right click and click on 'Export to CDP' (or 'Save as CDP').Locate and select the asset(s) you wish to transfer.Open Trainz Content or Content Manager in your old installation of Trainz.To save the cdp file, follow these steps: This method is recommended for transferring smaller numbers of assets, or individual assets. Note: cdp files should not be made larger than 500MB in size, so as to ensure that the file does not become corrupted and can be imported successfully by Trainz. One method you can use is to save your content to a cdp file, or cdp files, and then import this into TRS2019. + Click to show/hide Using Columns in Content Manager Transferring via CDP files (Easiest) Now locate all content marked as ‘locally modified’, as this will be mostly content you have created, or content you have edited or installed from 3rd party websites.
This will sort in ascending order, if you click again then it will sort in descending order.įor transferring content, add the ‘status’ column, then click on this column to sort by status. To sort by a column, click on the column name. To add columns, simply right click on one of the column names and go to ‘insert column’, then click on the Column you wish to add’. The option for this is found in the Trainz Settings. To start with, you will need to ensure that Content Manager is not set to thumbnail mode, as this will turn off the columns. Using columns in Content Manager is very simple, and can make finding specific content much easier!
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