I've received an email 23 July announcing the release of upgrade patch 1.02 for download. From the JT site: v1.02 Fix to Woodborough Loop which potentially resulted in trains falling through the track. Buildings opposite Exeter Riverside Swapped due to missing night textures Signal W103 at Westbury Fairwood Junction Approach Control added QD from Westbury to Exeter (via Frome) Fixed a pathing issue Missing AWS Ramp at Thatcham now added Signal added on Bristol East DGL Signal DM105 Changed to a 4 Aspect head. Chippenham: - improved platform textures - improved station signage textures Trowbridge: - improved platform textures - improved station signage textures - added stop car markers - added 'passengers must not cross this point' signage - added foliage along platform 2 - added 'limited clearance' signage Bradford-on-Avon: - improved station signage textures - improved station poster textures (no longer have posters from other TOCs nor Trowbridge posters) - added stop car markers - added 'passengers must not cross this point' signage - added foliage along platform 1 and 2 - added a bicycle rack on platform 1 Avoncliff: - improved station poster textures (no longer have posters from other TOCs nor Trowbridge posters) - added 'passengers must not cross this point' signage Weston Milton: - replaced Kuju car park with a more accurate representation Castle Cary: - improved station signage textures - improved station poster textures (no longer has Trowbridge posters) Bruton: - improved station signage textures - improved station poster textures (no longer has Trowbridge posters)
Hi AirbourneAlex, JT don't use .ap files. JT Tom mentioned this specifically at the end of his most recent JT stream.
I don't think that's correct. Maybe true if self-published, but JT's Kyle Line distributed through Steam definitely exists as an .ap file. I can say that with absolute certainty.
Thanks. Is this including steam releases though? As I would consider buying these via steam instead if they run smoother. Particularly Cornish Main Line and the new Southwestern Expressways.
Simple answer JT routes direct from JT come with an installer and are not in an ap file JT routes released thru Steam are in an ap file The JT Routes via Steam might run better but don't have as many scenarios and any errors found will take longer to release via DTG/Steam because of the various processes
I'm only interested in the route itself, so for me steam might be the better option if performance is actually improved. I've also noticed some assets downloaded via steam are not saved as .ap files (I don't want to buy a route through steam thinking it has better performance to find out it has no difference).
The assets from Steam normally come In an *.ap file - you computer only saves them in the format they arrive as.
