I like your thinking pware. The more a vehicle can sit in the sun and recharge, would help a lot. It's really difficult to generate high levels of power with panels over a vehicle.
I'm familiar with some 44" x 68" panels that generate 420 watts under normal conditions. Let's cheat a little and...
You're welcome. I was online this morning.
The route and the sessions are build 5.0, but the locos and rolling stock are build 4.6 or lower. I didn't see anything labeled as Olympic.
Did you notice that the Trainz Forge website has a steam narrow gauge locomotive page? Image 6 of 13 seems to show similar looking locomotives that can be downloaded. I don't have a version of Trainz that can load build 5.0 assets, so I can't offer better advice.
Edit: Also image 9 of 13 seems...
Loco WAMX 4205
Recently looked at the Blue Ridge Southern, a 90+ mile shortline in western North Carolina. Ran across this loco (an EMD SD40-2?) at a large industrial complex in Canton NC. Also the nose of loco 3940 in the far left of image.
Perhaps I'm misunderstanding what is written, but it sounds like zuluking is still importing directly into the TRS22data folder rather than copying the 19 data to a new folder and then changing trs22 settings to read from the new folder.
It is likely that I may be misunderstanding the directions...
I'm no expert, but it sounds like you might be saving changes to a session rather than saving them to a route.
Do the missing items re-appear when you load a session?
This is an old topic, but I have the 2012 version installed. The 991 train is indeed on the eastbound track at the 370 mile marker, just short of the JR Signal Offset for signal 370.2
wreeder's answer probably worked just as well
On Nov 17th N3V sent me the following e-mail:
I get that N3V is trying to evolve to a beneficial business plan. It is also clear that they will permit me to use TRS 19 with the Platinum expansion without any action on their part to take it away from me.
But what if my laptop died and I had to...
TransDEM easily lets you divide a long route you are creating into several projects by defining common boundaries that match in each project.
But surely I'm not the only person who has used TransDEM to create an addition that can be merged with a route to add a few baseboards to a specific area...