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Licensed CC-BY-4.0
Published 2 years ago
Updated 6 months ago
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1.0.4-hotfix
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MTR4 - LU Trains 1.0.4 Hotfix6 months ago 11.8K
Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
1.20.1
Platform
Forge
Supported environments
Client-side
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Changes

1.0.4 hotfix
- Fixed 1992 Stock Waterloo & City having wrong textures
- Removed door yellow stripe for British Rail Class 482
- Removed london underground logo from British Rail Class 482
1.0.4
For All 1992TS and British Rail Variants
Fixes
- Fixed interior parts having environmental shadows and lighting
- Fixed black visual flickering on doors when far from train
- Fixed texture fighting on interior end bottom section
- Fixed front cab exterior exposed lighting
- Fixed seat bottom pixel not matching
- Fixed seat side gray color exposed
- Fixed top roof lights texture fighting
- Fixed lighting exposed windows
- Fixed back transparent windows
- Fixed front cab exterior textures inconsistency
- Fixed light pixels exposed on exterior roof during night
- Fixed exposed front cab view
- Fixed end sit seats textures exposed and missing side textures
Visual Improvements
- Fixed handrail not having interior lighting
- Fixed windows showing outside visuals incorrectly
- Fixed ceiling lights not being turned on
- Fixed roof being too brownish
- Removed yellow tint and changed a more grayish tint for back cab door
- Removed yellow tint on all interior passenger doors
- Updated under body
For British Rail Variants
- Fixed front exterior head inconsistency
- Removed red color on top of front exterior head
For Waterloo Variants
- Fixed window side having inconsistent shadow intensity
For Project
- MTR Library Jar Files Update
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