Model : Rabbits.
Version: 0.1b
Released : 07/01/2002
Author : Models and Skins by Terry Thornton, yes even the rabbit skins...sigh...

Credit goes to Ian Morgan for the layout of this installation procedure.

This model is for your personal use only, and may not be sold or distributed in any way without the author's permission.

DESCRIPTION
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Introdued in Roman times as a source of food, now widespread throughout the country and often seen in large numbers on the grassy banks it favours. Many find their way after misadventure on some railwayman's dinner plate.

INSTALLATION
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I assume you will be adding this to the Settle & Carlisle route.

Before installing any models, I suggest you make a copy of all the files in the 
\ROUTES\EUROPE1 directory - failure to do this may result in a lengthy re-installation process.

Unzip all the files into a new folder called Rabbits01

List of files included in the zip:-

Texture Folder:
Rabbit01.ace

Shapes Folder:
Rabbit01.s
Rabbit01.sd

Installing
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Copy or move the files in the shapes folder into the route shapes folder.
( Normally - Program Files\Microsoft Games\Train Simulator\ROUTES\EUROPE1\SHAPES )

Copy or move the file/s texture folder into the route textures folder.
( Normally - Program Files\Microsoft Games\Train Simulator\ROUTES\EUROPE1\TEXTURES )

Open the route ref file using WORDPAD.
( Normally - Program Files\Microsoft Games\Train Simulator\ROUTES\EUROPE1\settleca.ref )
Add the following lines of text:

Static (
	FileName ( Rabbit01.s )
	Class ( "Animales" )
	Align ( None )
	Description ( Conejo )
)

Save and exit WORDPAD.

After Installation
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You are now ready to add the model to the route using the Route Editor
supplied with Microsoft Train Simulator - the model will not be available in the simulator unless you do this.

This model can be found under the 'Clutter' heading. 

Instructions on how to use the MSTS Route Editor may be found in tutorials on the Internet.

WARNING: It is not recommended that you delete these files once installed, and remember not to introduce too many at first as they breed like rabbits.

THANKS
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Terry Thornton

e-mail thornton.applehaigh@virgin.net