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Timetables created using SimSchedule are saved with the extension <tt>.timetable<\tt> extension, but internally, the data is a file structure enclosed in a Zip file. You can take any <tt>.timetable<\tt> and rename the extension to <tt>.zip<\tt> and work with it the way you would with any <tt>.zip<\tt> file.
Timetables created using SimSchedule are saved with the extension <tt>.timetable</tt> extension, but internally, the data is a file structure enclosed in a Zip file. You can take any <tt>.timetable</tt> and rename the extension to <tt>.zip</tt> and work with it the way you would with any <tt>.zip</tt> file.


== Trains ==
== Trains ==

Revision as of 04:16, 24 January 2017

Timetables created using SimSchedule are saved with the extension .timetable extension, but internally, the data is a file structure enclosed in a Zip file. You can take any .timetable and rename the extension to .zip and work with it the way you would with any .zip file.

Trains

Stabled Trains

Soft Orders

Expert Levels

Paths

Activity Codes

Vehicles

Consist Templates

Physics

Load Classes

Load Types

Special Dates

Period Templates

Auto Steering

Translations

Sanity Checks

Regions

Info