Recent content by Maddox61

Well, I'm back. Been gone for a few years, since 2012 or 13 I think. Some may remember I was building a route from cannon city to Utah going up through the gorge. I Used Transdem and the author helped me create the terrain. But then I got into creating the bridge that crosses the gorge on...

I hope someone is on here right now, I am in a dilemma. I have not been on Trainz since 2012 came out. I am looking at 2019 and 2022, however, it is all over the internet that 2022 and steam that the system comes with the fallowing: Trainz Download Station includes a huge selection of train...

I am working on a route for the royal gorge, and using http://data.geocomm.com/dem/demdownload.html and http://viewer.nationalmap.gov/viewer/. I have found every DEM I need except for in Fremont County there is one DEM missing, the section for "Royal Gorge". This is the main section of the map...

I started this project in 2011 and my system took a big dump. I lost everything but my images, and a few of my maps. So I am now going to have to recreate the entire map. :(, Oh well, That's why they call this a hobby and not an occupation. I have a much better system now, so I hope I have no...

Well, It sure has been a long time! My system took a big dump, and I lost everything back in 2011, so I got frustrated and gave up. Now we're back to try and finish what I started, Only trouble is, I forgot all I had learned about creating content, so now I have a few questions for the elders...

I will be adding pics here from this point on of the progress on the Royal Gorge route. Here are some of my first pics of terrain work done in Canon City. The terrain here is raw off MicroDem and has not yet been touched. Here is the results after doing a little tweeking...

Ok. so i'm the dumby. I can't tell if these are Narrow Guage or Standard Guage. I need to know this for a route I am working on for the D&RG. I know that Standard Guage is 1,435 mm (4 ft 8 1⁄2 in). But can you tell by looking at an image if you can't get the info. Most of the Royal gorge...

Thought you all may get a kick out of this.:hehe: This is a sign for the parking lot at the D&RG Scenic Railway Tours in Canon City Colorado.

The begining of what is going to be a very looonnnggg build.:udrool: The route will run from Canon City, Colorado to Salida Colorado. This will be roughly 55 mi. or 88.5 km. The layout required 1,025 boards. The DEM was created using MicroDem and Hog. The DEM was merged together in...

Finaly!! Thanks to the help from many of you here, I have finaly got the elevation set up on my layout. And with plenty room to model the cliffs. This will be done in Blender, in sections. So I would like to post some of the images, to show what sooo many of you have helped me accomplish...

OK. So I am off to try and create a layout. I am new and while learning I wanted to be creating at the same time, (ie, All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy!) I have a couple questions about the Baseboard. Size is 720m x 720m in Real Scale. Thus, 1 baseboard is equal to 1.38km or .857...

San Francisco Cable Car. Can it be done using Trainz? And if so, what would be an allowable poly count for such a model?

Hey folks, Been off here for the past few months trying to get a good feel of Blender. I guess it is best to be able to build and map your models before you can load tyhem into Trainz. Well, I have spent about 6 hours a day, 5-6 days a week for the past 3 months learning to use Blender. So...

I am getting this error message when I commit the asset, Error: Unable to load source texture 'hash-A7/tempk707dmh733/uv block.convert-tex' in subst 'local' Message: <kuid:591428:1007> committed I am sure it is something I am doing wrong with the texture file, I just ain't sure what it is...

I am getting anerror message: Error: Unable to load source texture 'hash-A7/tempk707dmh733/uv block.convert-tex' in subst 'local' Message: <kuid:591428:1007> committed The asset name is showing up in the servayor, but there is no image. I believe it is in the texture file. I am new to this...