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		⚫	This window, enabled by the [[EnhancedGraphicalUserInterface\| enhanced graphical user interface]] switch, allows a more sophisticated selection of colour schemes.

		⚫	The global colour scheme at the top applies to everything that doesn't have any different settings from the tabs below, including stations, fences and all company windows.
	=Company Color Selection=

		⚫	To enable different colours for certain vehicle types, simply tick the checkbox for the type and select the colour scheme you like. Note that the secondary colour is only available for vehicle sets which make use of it; TTD's default vehicle graphics have no secondary colour. In that case, the setting here is ignored.
	Advanced company color selection

		⚫	Note that train wagons belonging to a train set (i.e. having a livery override for the current engine) will always use the colours of the engine, regardless of whether they transport freight or not.
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⚫	This window, enabled by the [[EnhancedGraphicalUserInterface\| enhanced graphical user interface]] switch, allows a more sophisticated selection of ~~color~~ schemes.

⚫	The global ~~color~~ scheme at the top applies to everything that doesn't have any different settings from the tabs below, including stations, fences and all company windows.

⚫	To enable different ~~colors~~ for certain vehicle types, simply tick the checkbox for the type and select the ~~color~~ scheme you like. Note that the secondary ~~color~~ is only available for vehicle sets which make use of it; TTD's default vehicle graphics have no secondary ~~color~~. In that case, the setting here is ignored.

⚫	Note that train wagons belonging to a train set (i.e. having a livery override for the current engine) will always use the ~~colors~~ of the engine, regardless of whether they transport freight or not.

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	'''''Advanced company color selection'''''

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	This window, enabled by the [[EnhancedGraphicalUserInterface\|enhanced graphical user interface]] switch, allows a more sophisticated selection of color schemes.		This window, enabled by the [[EnhancedGraphicalUserInterface\| enhanced graphical user interface]] switch, allows a more sophisticated selection of color schemes.

	The global color scheme at the top applies to everything that doesn't have any different settings from the tabs below, including stations, fences and all company windows.		The global color scheme at the top applies to everything that doesn't have any different settings from the tabs below, including stations, fences and all company windows.

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2011-06-12T19:03:29Z

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'''''Advanced company color selection'''''

=Company Color Selection=

Advanced company color selection

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This window, enabled by the [[EnhancedGraphicalUserInterface|enhanced graphical user interface]] switch, allows a more sophisticated selection of color schemes.

The global color scheme at the top applies to everything that doesn't have any different settings from the tabs below, including stations, fences and all company windows.

To enable different colors for certain vehicle types, simply tick the checkbox for the type and select the color scheme you like. Note that the secondary color is only available for vehicle sets which make use of it; TTD's default vehicle graphics have no secondary color. In that case, the setting here is ignored.

Note that train wagons belonging to a train set (i.e. having a livery override for the current engine) will always use the colors of the engine, regardless of whether they transport freight or not.