Always lookout for these lines before modifying a CTI file. Most buses use the default names but this line could contain any keyword.

This is not the file name but rather a keyword.

Texture Name – This is the name of the texture to be referenced in the.

TextureFileName.png <- Original texture file* This will be used later in the tutorial as well

– While I don’t know precisely what a CTC texture is, I do know that this shows what file is being changed.

Please note that this file is always in relation to the vehicle root folder.

– While I’m not quite sure what CTC stands for, this part of the model.cfg file tells you the location of the folder of the repaint for this model (so any vehicles sharing this model will share the same folder for repaints).

for the sake of this tutorial, we will only focus on the first section of a model.cfg file Generally, model.cfg files are located in the model folder.

model.cfg files – Model specific files that specify what objects and textures are used in the vehicle, as well as light positions, animations, and so on.bus file is completely irrelevant to this tutorial and thus will be excluded / Similar to above, these are links to the passenger cabin and passenger paths files.Model configuration files are normally in the “Models” folder relative to the vehicle. This section links to where the model configuration file for this particular bus is located. This is what we will need out of the.If you want to sound mod this is something you would want to look into. / These are links to the sound configuration files which list out which sounds play when triggered.Others use manual where if you don’t type a registration number out manually, the vehicle will have none Normally, buses use automatic registration which syncs the fleet number with the license plate number. Basically, it refers to the file that lists the default fleet numbers, which would end in.You can ignore this section if you wish, though if you do edit this section, do NOT remove the tag else your bus will encounter errors. Normally, specifications and vehicle details are in this section. This section is what shows up in the description box in the model list.This section shows how the bus will show up in the model lists.This file lists every script, configuration, and camera angle used by the bus, as well as the default repaint name and the name the bus uses in-game. bus files – These files are located in the root folder of every drivable OMSI vehicle. OMSI or OMSI 2 īefore we get started on the painting, we first need to learn which files we are editing.

Yellow buses repaint omsi 2