Missing Kuid for the SR EMUs for TANE

[GreaterAngliaDude]

Good day everyone, it has quite been a while since I been on this website, now I am not entirely sure if this topic belongs in General Trainz, but I been noticing that for some reason jayholland's SR EMU units have been marked red on my Content Manager, I tried to look for this kuid but for some reason it says it got removed by violating some terms or something? Not sure if this is a KUID from andy's class 442s or maybe I have the wrong creator but the main KUID that has been missing and haven't got a good chance finding it is these or this one:

<kuid2:190624:53442:1>

Not sure if would be possible to share that deleted kuid but if it is it would be very helpful if anyone knew what is this missing one my content manager seem to dowload, oh also yes I believe these were available in TPR dowload depot but since the site went dark in a long while I don't really know where else to look.. again any help is appreciated :]

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Cheers from Mi pueblo!

[clam1952]

It's the engine sound that's been removed, the original creator turned up a few years after it had been cloned allegedly without permission and got it removed, it was also on TPR however TPR is dead and the files lost, the original one <kuid253000:2> by java23 that was cloned is on the DLS so you just need to change it in the config <kuid253000:2>, tedious but probably the legal option.

[GreaterAngliaDude]

Thanks for the suggestion, hopefully this isn't that hard but I havent touched the config file, so I'll try to do that I suppose! Thanks for the tip!


EDIT: I did change the kuid for the config file but for some reason it still says it has missing dependencies? Not sure what I am doing wrong here, Apologies if this seems like a simple solution under my nose but I have never touched or managed to edit a locomotive asset in TAN:E

[Nexusdj]

As well as changing the "enginesound" entry you also need to change the same entry in the kuid table at the bottom of the config file to the newer one . The kuid table basically tells the program what dependencies are required by that content .

This is the kuid table for an unmodified version of Jay's SR 4-SUB EMU Motor Brake Third BR Blue : kuid2:3814301

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kuid-table
{
  1                                     <kuid:-10:172>
  2                                     <kuid:368699:51306>
  3                                     <kuid2:190624:53442:1>
  4                                     <kuid:36550:8>
  5                                     <kuid:520526:1564>
  codelib                             <kuid2:122285:508:7>
  spark                               <kuid:60850:99999>
  6                                     <kuid:381430:2802>
  7                                     <kuid:381430:2616>
  8                                     <kuid:381430:2595>
  9                                     <kuid:381430:2814>
  10                                    <kuid:-3:10060>
}

It's entry number "3" that needs to be altered to the newer kuid number .
Below is an updated kuid table :

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kuid-table
{
  1                                     <kuid:-10:172>
  2                                     <kuid:368699:51306>
  3                                     <kuid2:23299:53000:2>
  4                                     <kuid:36550:8>
  5                                     <kuid:520526:1564>
  codelib                               <kuid2:122285:508:7>
  spark                                 <kuid:60850:99999>
  6                                     <kuid:381430:2802>
  7                                     <kuid:381430:2616>
  8                                     <kuid:381430:2595>
  9                                     <kuid:381430:2814>
  10                                    <kuid:-3:10060>
}

[GreaterAngliaDude]

Your right it worked! Thanks so much nexus! It very well much makes more sense now to me!