Australian screenshots
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Mulbuck 
I thought that Trainz version 12 allowed stitching together of maps. Recently ,and using a fresh install of 12, I tried to combine all the Victorian stations you had built into one map. I randomly placed 4 or 5 boards in between to create distances between stations, applying curves etc, hoping to match your scenery in between. 9 times out of 10, I find the stitching together fails, even crashing out Trainz all together. When it does work, I am at a loss to know why it did work. And finally, I find the working versions fail down the track after I apply more textures, hills etc on the blank boards. Anybody suffering these problems?
Anyway, I would be interested in hearing from, even seeing screenshots of maps built up using Mullies station maps
How about it guys and gals?
Cheers
Rod
I thought that Trainz version 12 allowed stitching together of maps. Recently ,and using a fresh install of 12, I tried to combine all the Victorian stations you had built into one map. I randomly placed 4 or 5 boards in between to create distances between stations, applying curves etc, hoping to match your scenery in between. 9 times out of 10, I find the stitching together fails, even crashing out Trainz all together. When it does work, I am at a loss to know why it did work. And finally, I find the working versions fail down the track after I apply more textures, hills etc on the blank boards. Anybody suffering these problems?
Anyway, I would be interested in hearing from, even seeing screenshots of maps built up using Mullies station maps
How about it guys and gals? Cheers
Rod
Forest_Runner
Well-known member
Nice stuff Dimi & Zec - very artistic and creative. Not well versed in VR, but mighty fine looking steamers too, Zec.
Some of my own...
Warrah NSW, 1982... Many moons ago, the railways in NSW actually provided a service to the people. The Night Mails were an institution that served regional areas of the state.
Nearing sunset... 4473 hauls FS, BAM, BS and MHO into the lonely outpost at Warrah. Within a decade, the Mail trains would be just a memory
...
.
Some of my own...
Warrah NSW, 1982... Many moons ago, the railways in NSW actually provided a service to the people. The Night Mails were an institution that served regional areas of the state.
Nearing sunset... 4473 hauls FS, BAM, BS and MHO into the lonely outpost at Warrah. Within a decade, the Mail trains would be just a memory
...
.
fsx_trainz
Trainz Learner Driver
@forest are any of your routes on the dls?
Forest runner i missed your work mate. If i could swear in this post i would but without using profanity, those shots are AWESOME. Massive fan of those screenshots.
Mail train led by a trusty 44 class with an MHO at the back. Wish i could go back to those days (even though your shots were taken a year before i was born)
Those were the days.
Please post more for us!
Mail train led by a trusty 44 class with an MHO at the back. Wish i could go back to those days (even though your shots were taken a year before i was born
)Those were the days.
Please post more for us!
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TheWaluigiKing
Trainz Ninja
Speaking of 44s... 4490 stops for a photo near the airport.
After nearly 40 years of being in pieces(and visiting all of NSW at the same time:hehe3813 is finally restored to working condition.
After nearly 40 years of being in pieces(and visiting all of NSW at the same time:hehe
3813 is finally restored to working condition.
Nice concept Jax. If only your PC had a bit more juice behind it!
Awesome shots Axe. The dual 44's look sweet and the lighting looks great.
Melton Vale circa 1983...
42228 passes the town's main road level crossing.
48109 leads an empty oil pot from the fuel siding.
4480 idles in the yard as it awaits the passing of a Railcar set.
Railcar set led by 628 idles at Melton Vale station awaiting for morning commuters to board.
The day ends with 48122 and 4840 leading an empty sleeper train back to the west.
Awesome shots Axe. The dual 44's look sweet and the lighting looks great.
Melton Vale circa 1983...
42228 passes the town's main road level crossing.
48109 leads an empty oil pot from the fuel siding.
4480 idles in the yard as it awaits the passing of a Railcar set.
Railcar set led by 628 idles at Melton Vale station awaiting for morning commuters to board.
The day ends with 48122 and 4840 leading an empty sleeper train back to the west.
