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Each row has the AAR Code as defined in TrainPlayer, a description of the car type, the corresponding generic class, and the default load for the car type.
The class name varies depending on the setting in the drop-down at the bottom. The US version is shown in the screen shot; an alternate version is available for UK users. If you change the selection in
the drop-down, it will change the entries in the Class column, and whenever a car description appears in the program (on dialogs, tooltips, etc.), the name given in this column will be used. This choice
can also be made in Preferences -- see Car Defaults.
2. Click a row in the list window to select a type. This updates the AAR text in the Car Type tab.
Note: if you are in the Load Collection Editor, the code you select will be appended to the text in the AAR box (with comma) rather than replacing it.
3. Or: type a code directly into the AAR box. If the code is a valid one, the list window will scroll to that type.
The AAR Car Types window remains up as you browse through the car collection. To take it down, click the close box or OK button.
Load Collection Editor
The Load Collection Editor is very similar to the Car Collection Editor, and can be operated as described above. To bring up the Load Collection Editor, right-click a load image in the Load Chooser and
choose Properties.
The differences between the Load version and the Car Collection one are (a) some controls are removed from the former which do not apply to loads (Size, Units, Default Load, Show Load); (b) the AAR