Trainz/Service Packs
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This is an example of a Built-in (canned) route with a problem when surveying it (snooping) before Driving it.
Service Packs are a computer science term referring to the way data and often new program code are organized and released as a major software upgrade which (normally) self-updates (self-installs) a piece of updated computer software.
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This page is almost bare (for the moment) taking advantage of parking an image from the commons on topic. It will be expanded with some How-To on setting them up, arresting a version short of auto-upgrades, interpreting them, and their use in general. It was last edited on 10 September 2015, so construction has yet to really begin! Newly minted page UNDERCONSTRUCTION: Content here is likely to be changed significantly in a short amount of time. All Trainzer's and Wikibookians with knowledge in this subject are welcome to help out. You can remove this tag and replace it with {{Trainz-stub}} or with section stub templates ({{Trainz-sect-stub}}) on unfinished sections when the 'page' has become more mature. |
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- Windows XP for example had three major Service Pack releases over a lengthy period.
- Various Trainz release versions, especially those incorporating the most new technology and changes in the data models or game engines have had as many as four.