Australian screenshots
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Forest_Runner
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FR I'll just say this...if you think thats good...wait for the next one...:wave:
If it's more SAR (or CR), I'm in!!
In all fairness... 700, 720, 720b and 750 all in quick succession, is pretty damn impressive.
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The SAR 710 class and 740 class are available at Victrainz content release announcement forum.
I have amended the tender that came with the 700 class to be able to use both the 700 class numbers and the 740 class numbers, as the two locos had identical tenders. The tender is in the 740 cdp it should overwrite the previous tender. the name for it now is SAR 700_740 tender the kuid is the same. If not, I suggest that anyone who has downloaded the previous tender delete it and install this one.
cheers
pete
I have amended the tender that came with the 700 class to be able to use both the 700 class numbers and the 740 class numbers, as the two locos had identical tenders. The tender is in the 740 cdp it should overwrite the previous tender. the name for it now is SAR 700_740 tender the kuid is the same. If not, I suggest that anyone who has downloaded the previous tender delete it and install this one.
cheers
pete
And Steve,
Are you using NZ low polly housing? Their were two versions
And dmdrake (username) made available many thousands of downloads, many were of US Housing, individual and in estates. They don't appear to be on the DLS at this time?? Anybody know how to access them? Some would look ok for Australian scenes
Cheers
Rod
Forest_Runner
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@Steve... magnificent screens!! How is it on framerate, if you don't mind me asking??
@Pete... thanks for yet more beautiful SAR motive power.
Funny you say that about shunting. Whilst it's a terminus module, you can get quite immersed in it for shunting. I brought in the Daily Mixed from Quorn (No 257 for the astute!)... detached loco and water gin... took water at the north column... turned on the wye... shunted the passenger car/brake van (NYAB15) off to the side... set work on the inbound wagons, whilst sorting outbounds at the same time... shunted the NYAB back into the station... and finally assembled the outbound Mixed (No 280)... Just over an hour had elapsed and I didn't realise it. This is just for one train and I didn't touch the cattle sidings!!... so bringing in a second or third train could be fun. I then set out with No 280 to wrap up the session.
Mind you the above I tried to be "sort of proto"... ie allow fair time for watering, proto waits for changing points, and coupling/uncoupling, and that sort of stuff. In the real world some 3 hours seperated the arrival No 257 and depature of No 280, but would assume "crib" would be taken in here. So wasn't completely proto!!
These are called "Laying Ties" - there are three differing versions of them built-in to TS2010. The author is Joram24. I've submerged them to "semi-below ground level" to provide that effect.
I use a mixture of JVC grass splines (author Jankvis) and Grasbueschel objects (author Berliner478) - these too are built-in to TS2010. I don't use too many different splines though, as I put emphasis on frame rate performance. Both spline points and objects are height adjusted to below ground level to try for the outback look - I think it comes up alright.
@Pete... thanks for yet more beautiful SAR motive power.
Funny you say that about shunting. Whilst it's a terminus module, you can get quite immersed in it for shunting. I brought in the Daily Mixed from Quorn (No 257 for the astute!)... detached loco and water gin... took water at the north column... turned on the wye... shunted the passenger car/brake van (NYAB15) off to the side... set work on the inbound wagons, whilst sorting outbounds at the same time... shunted the NYAB back into the station... and finally assembled the outbound Mixed (No 280)... Just over an hour had elapsed and I didn't realise it. This is just for one train and I didn't touch the cattle sidings!!... so bringing in a second or third train could be fun. I then set out with No 280 to wrap up the session.
Mind you the above I tried to be "sort of proto"... ie allow fair time for watering, proto waits for changing points, and coupling/uncoupling, and that sort of stuff. In the real world some 3 hours seperated the arrival No 257 and depature of No 280, but would assume "crib" would be taken in here. So wasn't completely proto!!
These are called "Laying Ties" - there are three differing versions of them built-in to TS2010. The author is Joram24. I've submerged them to "semi-below ground level" to provide that effect.
I use a mixture of JVC grass splines (author Jankvis) and Grasbueschel objects (author Berliner478) - these too are built-in to TS2010. I don't use too many different splines though, as I put emphasis on frame rate performance. Both spline points and objects are height adjusted to below ground level to try for the outback look - I think it comes up alright.
Forest_Runner
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Posted the above essay without an actual screenshot!!... redemption post captured from the shunting as described above 
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If one searches for...
Hi Rod. If one searches for '-spline' and/or 'Cityscape', using TRS2004 filter, much of the content you speak of will come up. I just searched the DLS for my KUID and my user name and only got 1,000 results rather than the 8,000+ that appeared at the New Year, so I assume one needs to do specific searches now to find most of my creations. Most of my stuff is out of date now that 2010 is King but I hope that some of the 'hold outs' will still find a place for my goodies!:wave:
Dave
And Steve,
Are you using NZ low polly housing? Their were two versions
And dmdrake (username) made available many thousands of downloads, many were of US Housing, individual and in estates. They don't appear to be on the DLS at this time?? Anybody know how to access them? Some would look ok for Australian scenes
Cheers
Rod
Hi Rod. If one searches for '-spline' and/or 'Cityscape', using TRS2004 filter, much of the content you speak of will come up. I just searched the DLS for my KUID and my user name and only got 1,000 results rather than the 8,000+ that appeared at the New Year, so I assume one needs to do specific searches now to find most of my creations. Most of my stuff is out of date now that 2010 is King but I hope that some of the 'hold outs'
will still find a place for my goodies!:wave: Dave