Australian screenshots

[NSWGR_46Class]

 

[H222]

I see a pretty decent looking car carrier there Dave. Is it released?

 

[NSWGR_46Class]

Coming soon - two different styles in 3 different colours - as used by NSW on the Southern Aurora into VIC - only hiccup is the chosen car loads are faulty in TANE

I see a pretty decent looking car carrier there Dave. Is it released?

 

[NSWGR_46Class]

 

[thebigman]

Great work there Dave!

I was just thinking that we needed some Motorail wagons, now we can properly recreate the Intercapital Daylight and North Coast Motorail!

Also the water gins look great, perfect for a few heritage steam runs!

Cheers,

Matt

 

[trainfan2017]

LZ3109-2205 work empty fuel train to the port to load.



Cheers
David

 

[NSWGR_46Class]

Thanks but I am only half the team - Peter does the great 3D meshes

Great work there Dave!

I was just thinking that we needed some Motorail wagons, now we can properly recreate the Intercapital Daylight and North Coast Motorail!

Also the water gins look great, perfect for a few heritage steam runs!

Cheers,

Matt

 

[steve123]

44 Class pulling sheep to Gosford Meatworks navigating the Cowan Bank towards Hawkesbury River

 

[Roy3b3]

Nice shots Steve - textures look great!
Cheers,
Roy3b3

 

[steve123]

Thanks Roy, i thought there was to much orange/red so i changed it a little

 

[NSWGR_46Class]

Very nice Steve

 

[steve123]

Thanks Dave, trailors cars are looking good, as normal great work from Pete and yourself
cheers

 

[lesley]

T347 leads a Y on a down goods out of Nowa Nowa towards Orbost

On the other side of the state, B74-T333-T413-X44 lead a loaded grain train towards the docks.

 

[trainfan2017]

Nice work Tom,

What's left to do with the X/T's? They are looking good ��

Cheers
David

 

[hiyo]

T347 leads a Y on a down goods out of Nowa Nowa towards Orbost

On the other side of the state, B74-T333-T413-X44 lead a loaded grain train towards the docks.

Surprised with how that old B Class model looks in TANE. Has it been de-speculared with PEV tools?

And of course, the X, Y and T look superb too!

 

[S301]

D1 582 leads the afternoon goods through Barfold whilst K103 waits in the platform for the next section to clear.

 

[ad602000]

well that's a flaw in TANE I never noticed before, heavy overcast skies and you still get bright sunshine shadows.

 

[pware]

There is still plenty of "blue sky" around the edges of the cloud cover, and it is late afternoon, so the sun may still be shining brightly enough low in the sky to cast the solid shadows.

 

[S301]

It's about 1400h there, so the sun is still quite high (it just happened to be the sky I used all those years ago on the route, it's definitely a 'golden hour' sky though lol). But the shadows are entirely my fault...

The shadow intensity is based on the ratio of sun colour to ambient colour (the brighter the colour of either, the more light there is). If you have a bright sun colour and a duller ambient colour, you get harsher shadows. More ambient colour and less sun colour will give you much lighter shadows. In TANE SP1 the environment colours can be adjusted per session (and the sky texture can be swapped per session as well!), allowing one session to be a bright sunny day with deep shadows, and another to be an overcast day with lighter shadows. Since the environment colours are time based (you can adjust them at various times of the day), you can also have the session setup to go from bright sunny with a bit of cloud to thunderstorm part way through, and have the lighting change to suit

Zec

 

[lesley]

TANE SP1 on an overcast day with the settings adjusted as per Zec's post above :wave:

What's left to do with the X/T's? They are looking good ��

Thanks David, not a whole let left really, mainly LOD's and just tidying up the configs. I need to get in contact with Matt again about releasing the X's, the T's should be available soon

Surprised with how that old B Class model looks in TANE. Has it been de-speculared with PEV tools?

Just some weathering and new bogies, thats all mate. I should look into de-specularing it though!