Vor den Escape - Sequenzen braucht man eigentlich keine Angst haben. Hier 'mal ein Beispiel am "lebenden" Objekt eines Wagons:

Zitat:// Action 0
762 * 71 00 00 \b26 01 \b*134
// Game related props
02 \b01 // Reliability Decay
03 \b40 // Vehicle Life/Years
04 \b45 // Model Life/Years
05 00 // Track type; 00 Rail, 01 Mono, 02 Mlev
06 07 // Climate availability
07 \b20 // Loading Speed
08 01 // AI Pax optimized

// Physical properties
00 \w1920-01-01 // Intro year \wyyyy-mm-dd
09 \w230 // Wagon speed limit (2 byte in decimal
0B \w0 // Power in HP (2 byte in decimal)
2A \d1960-1-1 // Introyear in days after year 0, with leapyears, except every 400 yrs (year*365,24)
16 \b40 // Weight/Tons (1 byte in decimal)

// Economical properties
14 \b50 // Cargo Capacity (1 byte in decimal)
15 00 // Cargo Type
1D \dx0 // Refit bitmask (4 byte in hex) (KEINE Cargo direkt festlegen)
28 \wx01 // New cargo classes (2 byte in hex) (Nur Cargo Class1 = Passagiere erlauben)
29 \wxFFFB // New NOT Cargo classes (2 byte in hex) (Fast alle anderen Explizit verbieten)
0D \b32 // RUN Cost Factor
0E \dx4C30 // RUN cost Base
17 \b35 // Cost Factor
1C 00 // Refit cost

// Misc
12 FD // Use new grapics (keine Escape sequenz = hex)
19 00 // Traction type (maglev, rail, monorail)
1E FF // Callbacks
21 00 // Shorter vehicle
27 02 // 01 tilt + 02 2cc + 04 xMU