Trainz/Service Packs
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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 Service Packs page is 'a reserved article title' linked into by the Several pages, including Mediawiki commons images, the Glossary and Notations pages, and it is the plan that it will cover a topic which needs elaboration for all Trainzers. The article materials should cover: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.