Recent content by edh6

Ivatt 2MT with SR destinations based on my system. Normal lampcodes can also be selected and the extra southern region lampirons can be toggled on and off.

I should be able to produce a disc mesh that allows my southern destination library to be applied if needed.

I think the DLS uploader is broken at the moment, all my uploads are stuck waiting to be processed...

No screenshot from PLP, just a placeholder saying post image premium is required to embed... Edit - now working again

Have you got the routes by the late Clam1952. Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland is an excellent model of a real route, whilst Penybryn is a fictional route in a Welsh style. He also made a Lynton and Barnstaple route (not Welsh but also likely to be of inteterest0.

I've also tried the loco in cab mode, I put 30 loaded coal wagons behind it (using one of Anthony's specs) and was able to keep it going over the S&C at about 40 mph with the safeties lifting. That seems about right to me (although I wouldn't claim to be an expert on steam performance).

Just remembered the ever entertaining "Curator with a Camera" series from the British National Railway museum featured an industrial version of one of these locos.

These locomotives originated in a narrow gauge design used on WWI trench railways. After the war the design was developed for industrial use including as standard gauge versions.

Testing out the 310

I've had this behavior when trying to upload images in format other than jpg. As far as I can tell the gallery only accepts jpgs but doesn't give any helpful error messages if you try to upload other formats...

Make sure your Trainz is set to compatibility mode to avoid this sort of error. However, as John says, in this case there are updates with new scripts to make them work properly in other modes.

I have some Swiss steam locos and carriages on the DLS, hopefully I will do more in the future too. See here for details: https://forums.auran.com/threads/swiss-locomotives-rolling-stock-by-edh6.179279/

Right click in CM, revert to original.

No need to bother with an external screenshot programme. Just press Print Screen and then paste the image into your preferred image editor as if you were taking a normal non-Trainz screenshot. The result will include all the overlays in the Trainz window. If you don't want your full desktop then...

Belgian locos on the Loire route