railworks folder train sim classic utilities

[Tinger]

hi, could someone help me get the railworks folder with the utilities app because I was trying to install a mod on railworks america the SP Auxiliary Tenders and I don't know how to do it (sorry but I'm new)

[jalsina]

Place the file (.rwp) somewhere you know, like the desktop
Open your Railworks folder
Look for the Utilities.exe. Open it.
Select the Package Manager tab.
Press the Install button. Select the rwp file you want to install. Press Open and in the next screen (with all files to be installed) press OK.
Your Train Simulator will install and refresh.
Done!!!

[Tinger]

this is the problem, i don't have it the folder railworks i try 1000 times, but i can't find it

[jalsina]

Som,e YouTube´s about Utilties:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pT0_924UICM

If you are a Spanish speaking user:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RKMV5VlsiJU

[jalsina]

Originally posted by tinger trains:

this is the problem, i don't have it the folder railworks i try 1000 times, but i can't find it

Make a search from "This PC".
Check this path:
...\Steam\steamapps\common\RailWorks
The three dots ... is where you have Steam installed.

[Tinger]

YES I FIND IT, in the folder ''programs (x86)''

[Tinger]

In what sense?

[jalsina]

Originally posted by tinger trains:

In what sense?

?????
Just dig in Program Files (x86) ----> \Steam\steamapps\common\RailWorks

Railworks contains all your Train Simulator Classic files and folders.

[Tinger]

no, I meant how to save the file to the Desktop

[jalsina]

Go into Railworks folder. look for RailWorks64.exe and create a shortcut into the Desktop.

You can also create a shortcut of Utiilities.exe in the desktop.

If you don´t know how to do that, go to YouTube and search for how to create a shortcut.

[Tinger]

''RailworksWorks64.exe'' is ''RailWorks64'' ??

[Tinger]

Originally posted by jalsina:

Place the file (.rwp) somewhere you know, like the desktop
Open your Railworks folder
Look for the Utilities.exe. Open it.
Select the Package Manager tab.
Press the Install button. Select the rwp file you want to install. Press Open and in the next screen (with all files to be installed) press OK.
Your Train Simulator will install and refresh.
Done!!!

so do these steps apply to all mods?

[Chicken Balti]

Originally posted by tinger trains:

Originally posted by jalsina:

Place the file (.rwp) somewhere you know, like the desktop
Open your Railworks folder
Look for the Utilities.exe. Open it.
Select the Package Manager tab.
Press the Install button. Select the rwp file you want to install. Press Open and in the next screen (with all files to be installed) press OK.
Your Train Simulator will install and refresh.
Done!!!

so do these steps apply to all mods?

No, not all Mods, some third party mods come with their own installation instructions. Just read the text file that came with the mod file/folder.

[Tinger]

Originally posted by Chicken Balti:

Originally posted by tinger trains:

so do these steps apply to all mods?

No, not all Mods, some third party mods come with their own installation instructions. Just read the text file that came with the mod file/folder.

but do I always have to use Utillies to download or is it not always used?

[Chicken Balti]

Originally posted by tinger trains:

Originally posted by Chicken Balti:

No, not all Mods, some third party mods come with their own installation instructions. Just read the text file that came with the mod file/folder.

but do I always have to use Utillies to download or is it not always used?

I can only repeat what I said above, I can't make it any clearer for you.
Not too sure what you mean by saying 'but do I always have to use Utillies to download or is it not always used?' You download mods either via Steam's TSC Store page or the third party mods website where you found that particular mod. Then once unzipped on your PC, read the text file install instructions.

[Tinger]

Originally posted by Chicken Balti:

Originally posted by tinger trains:

but do I always have to use Utillies to download or is it not always used?

I can only repeat what I said above, I can't make it any clearer for you.
Not too sure what you mean by saying 'but do I always have to use Utillies to download or is it not always used?' You download mods either via Steam's TSC Store page or the third party mods website where you found that particular mod. Then once unzipped on your PC, read the text file install instructions.

I meant since the mod instructions are not all the same, I thought that you shouldn't use Utillilies sometimes, so to download the mods I have to follow the instructions and also put Utillilies?