Australian screenshots
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IsambardKingdomBrunel
Joined June 2001
Nope...no more from me
Cheers
David
Is that no more from you, end of..............completely ?
IKB.
Forest_Runner
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Excellent shots, Trent!! Coming along nicely. Great idea on losing Speedtrees
Not only does it look better, but bet you got an improvement in frame rates too!!If I may kindly ask what trees you are using, please??
Excellent shots, Trent!! Coming along nicely. Great idea on losing Speedtrees
If I may kindly ask what trees you are using, please??
Hiya mate,
Grabbed the trees etc from here. Great flora content from this site.
http://www.greenery.name/mstsg/mstsgd.htm?trainz,1
Cheers
Trent
So Trent..
You are finding that they work OK in 2010? No corruption like the original 2004 trees show in 09/10 ? The pictres show that, but It might be camera angles
Really nice screenies, thanks for sharing.Cheers
Rod
Forest_Runner
Active member
Firstly, many thanks Trent. I had this gear on my previous machine for TRS2006 and pretty much forgotten where it originated from. Ah well, so much for packaging up my Melton Valley module and uploading it... have to have more of a play now...
Secondly, Mulie... that's sh!t awesome stuff!! :udrool: I know it's Queensland themed, but that can easily be numerous Western Regions of NSW (minus the QR speed signs).
Secondly, Mulie... that's sh!t awesome stuff!! :udrool: I know it's Queensland themed, but that can easily be numerous Western Regions of NSW (minus the QR speed signs).
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Nope...no more from me
*snipped picture reluctantly*
Cheers
David
Davido, let me be amongst the first, to personally (as well as can be done) via the forums, for the wonderous creations and attention to detail you and Natvander have delivered to us. Truly, I've seen payware, which can not live up to the detail that you both put into your work, and the countless hours of research, modelling and testing that go into it - all for the enjoyment of others - truly, a rare and precious gem amonst the rubble
Also, that last screenshot, words just can't be found for the emotion I fel looking at that scene (I don't 'do' sparks or wires personally, but I can appreciate fine models, which these are!) - just the use of textures, small shrubs, trees and so on, it just looks so 'natural', and I can but aspire one day, to even come close to such attention to detail with my route desiging.
Pete, as I see your aiming for true scale of the wooden trestle bridge in question, personally I couldn't find any specific data on the width of the top. An approximate valuation could very well be anywhere between 8.5 - 9ft.
Timber approach supports are typically 6 - 12m spans apart, though I believe you may already have known this.
Sorry I can't be of more help.
chuffy
So Trent..
You are finding that they work OK in 2010? No corruption like the original 2004 trees show in 09/10 ? The pictres show that, but It might be camera angles
Cheers
Rod
They seem to work fairly well for me, though I am running in Compat mode atm, have not checked it in native mode as of yet. That usually makes some older flora look horrid. But here's hoping
Cheers
Trent
Forest_Runner
Active member
If you want me to upload a NSW version Forestrunner, just ask me - it'll take minimal time to change the speedboards/signals/etc to NSW
Actually Mulie, I wasn't even suggesting or hinting at that. My comment directed at the general look of what you've put together.
Personally, I reckon simply leave it, and let the user switch items in or out and experiment with it. What better way for newbies to learn and help inspire others. That's just my view anyway.
Also great to see that UK Bullhead track appearing in other people's work.
QGR Commissioner On Tour
In Other News.........
I will be uploading a small route that was purely based on a colour photogragh of a Beyer Garratt with a tour train on the North Coast Line. This was taken at the location of Mount Hilliard?. The person who took the photogragh was taken by the Great John Armstrong in 1959.
Hello Hurleyco & Everyone
Well I might know what your 14 hours of boredom has resulted in;
- A QGR C16
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- A QGR Stephenson Valve Gear PB15
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- OR This might be far off the answer
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- A QGR C19
In Other News.........
I will be uploading a small route that was purely based on a colour photogragh of a Beyer Garratt with a tour train on the North Coast Line. This was taken at the location of Mount Hilliard?. The person who took the photogragh was taken by the Great John Armstrong in 1959.
QGR RM 2002 & 2004 On A Northbound Service To Rockhampton, Stops At Mount Hilliard.
A Unknown QGR Brown Bomber Curves Long Blair Athol Coal Train Down To Gladstone.
A Lone 1460 Class Heads The 45 Up Back To Brisbane From Rockhampton
A Unknown QGR Brown Bomber Curves Long Blair Athol Coal Train Down To Gladstone.
A Lone 1460 Class Heads The 45 Up Back To Brisbane From Rockhampton
P.S Keep Up The Great Work Becuase I Am Drooling Over Those Awesome Screenshots:mop:
:wave:
Kindest Regards
Michael G.
QGR Commissioner
Kindest Regards
Michael G.
QGR Commissioner
The Result of about 14 Hours of Boredom...
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Guess what it is...
hurleyco
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NSWGR_46Class
Just call my Captain Rude
Remember when you got the tram to work
Nah! :hehe:
I was very impressed by how accurate your tram museum layout was though - I thought "gee, that looks familiar"
Tram? What's that when it's at home?:hehe:
Muliebuck, exactly how much time do you have, mate, if that there is the result of 'passing the time'?
Cheers,
Matt.
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