Since most traincars only have two sets of trucks or bogies, front and back, attachment points abog.2 and abog.3 are almost exclusively seen in locomotive digital models as the driver wheels providing power.Like most all Trainz containers, the former Trainz data model format with individual tag names: bogey, bogey1, bogey2 and bogey4 have been recast from existence as tag names into the bogies subcontainer structure, wherein the keyword tags are positionally important relative to a.bogN attachments, but have no actual relevance as keywords. Unlike many TBS containers, the bogeys container does not have '-table' appended to its name, just the plural suffix 's'.Like many trainz containers, names have been often specified with placeholder parameters, but names can be given to them. These are, and have been since Trainz 1.0, attachment-points named a.bog0, a.bog1, a.bog2, and a.bog3. Each bogey subcontainer has a unique tag name and these tag names are matched with standard bogie attachment-points in the traincar meshes.Some boats and ships are animated to ride invisible track to provide animated motion in background scenery, and these too and even air ships (blimps, hot air balloons) and air craft may have invisible bogeys riding the invisible rails when they come into visual range. The bogeys container is an ordered-list of bogey subcontainers and is used by all classes and types of KIND Traincar assets, which means all rolling stock and locomotives as well as many non-rail vehicles such as automobiles, farm equipment, industrial machinery and trucks, any of which may be (already or) made to be drivable Trainz Models.
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