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Australian screenshots
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Good to hear from you again Davido! Hope you enjoy your birthday, although this talk of eyesight problems is a bit of a worry? Best of luck with it all, your eyesight is far more important than 3d modelling, I think everyone would agree with me on that count!
Good to see you back again
Good to see you back again
Happy birthday mate
Nice work on the 22, although I haven't had time to have a good look at it yet! (Dunno why I create for Trainz, just gets in the way of the enjoyment
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Sorry to hear about your eye sight problems
Good luck there. Eye sight is such a pain when things go bad with it
Zec
Nice work on the 22, although I haven't had time to have a good look at it yet! (Dunno why I create for Trainz, just gets in the way of the enjoyment
).Sorry to hear about your eye sight problems
Good luck there. Eye sight is such a pain when things go bad with it Zec
Actually, that isn't exactly the default view in TRS. The default view looks straight ahead, I turned my camera slightly to include a bit of the backhead. This view is setup as standing behind the drivers seat, for those who like to see most of the controls (reverser 'grab' point is hidden behind the driver's seat though ). The next 'camera' is in the driver's seat though
Zec
). The next 'camera' is in the driver's seat though Zec
Actually, that isn't exactly the default view in TRS. The default view looks straight ahead, I turned my camera slightly to include a bit of the backhead. This view is setup as standing behind the drivers seat, for those who like to see most of the controls (reverser 'grab' point is hidden behind the driver's seat though
Zec
That is good news!
Because nearly every engine you drive in Trainz using the cab view does not allow you to see the track. How many times do you have to click #2 or heads out the window to see the track ahead. Flying Scotsman obviously had a real life problem with that tiny window in front, but most Australian engines had a decent view and we have no excuses for looking at the back of the boiler in cab view.
Cheers
Rod
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Well, I guess you won't like an S class cab then... The windows on them were very similar to those of the Scotsman (A little lower though, but still rather small IIRC). They were still fairly high, which I would think would limit the view of track closer to the locomotive (although at speed, this would be less of a problem, as you need to look a long way ahead anyway, whereas a driver in a K needs to be able to see up close as they did a lot of 'roadside' goods services, and shunting)
Zec
Zec
nbrettoner
Bret_viS
Looking great guys. Once I have my PC up & running I have a lot of 'Trainz' catching up to do.
Checking out your Hay Line will be high on the list.
For those who may be wondering what's happened to me lately, I'm putting up a post soon "What's Noel B. been up to?"
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Bret_viS
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