#Discreet gmax register how to

So, 'Light.0 = Carona Green', 'Light 2 = Carona Red' and so on and so forth. You specify what Carona is assigned to what attachment point below the 'signals' text, in the 'lights' area.

They can be any colour, red, green, yellow, blue, purple, pink, whatever you want. In this case, these are the lower carona's in each signal.įor those who don't know, a Carona is basically the 'glow' from the attachment point you created in Gmax. If you look at 'Signal 0' you'll see it wants to light up 'carona's' #2 and #5. Now, refer to the code below and you'll see where it refers to 'signals' then 0, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8 and another pair of numbers. In my case, I used A.light0-a.light5, from top to bottom.īasically, for TRS2004 signalling, you had 10 differnt aspects you can display to the AI Driver's, and your train. If you are making a theatre style, you can have as many as you like, I suppose in a square 5x5 or whatever. Name these, from the top (or bottom) a.light0, a.light1, a.light2 and so on, until you get to the bottom or have run out of attachment points.

Think of these as globes, and if you want to build a 'searchlight' style, with 3 or more colours in the single lens, you need to put three there.

#Discreet gmax register how to

Assuming you konw how to build the actual signal in Gmax out of boxes and cylinders and the like (IF you don't click HERE, or see page 3), what you need to do is, in the very centre of your lens, where the globe would be for real, is place those little green attachment points.