Trainz Config

by Daniel Gooß ST3

Language definition for Trainz Config.txt files for VSCode

Details

Version 0.1.0
Homepage trainz-sachsen.com
Issues github.com
Modified 9 years ago
Last Seen 1 hour ago
First Seen 9 years ago

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Trainz Config

Language definition for Trainz Config.txt files for Visual Studio Code

Usage

This package is supposed to help you creating / editing Config.txt files for N3Vs Trainz Simulator. If you open a Config.txt file in Sublime Text it will automaticly choose Trainz Config as language definition, so no work for you here! For the best results set the indentation to spaces and set the tab size to 2.

The values are indented by 40 characters (20 tabs), containers are framed by curly brackets with a line break before and after them.

Example

kuid                                    <kuid:XXXXXX:XXXXXX>
kind                                    "track"
istrack                                 0
username                                "Demo Asset"
trainz-build                            3.9
category-era                            "2000s"
category-class                          "TR"
category-region                         "00"

mesh-table
{
  default
  {
    auto-create                         1
    mesh                                "mesh.im"
  }
}

kuid-table
{
}