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HOG Textures
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Kennilworth
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Hi
I installed a route last week (possibly Clovis v2.5 by Dermmy?) which downloaded these textures from the DLS. Try searching for "hog".
Regards
Brian
I installed a route last week (possibly Clovis v2.5 by Dermmy?) which downloaded these textures from the DLS. Try searching for "hog".
Regards
Brian
Try searching at http://trainz.luvr.net for hog. The project name is 'hog :: trainz terrain generation tool'. The file to download is hog100.zip, it contains the hog textures.
Peter
Peter
cascaderailroad
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Try here: http://www.storage.victrainz.com.au/Jerkers_DEM_maps/
Scroll down to HOG
Scroll down to HOG
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cascaderailroad
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You may be a long way from that point of uploading, as a DEM is complicated tracklaying ... But I think it is OK to upload to the DLS
I can give you lots of advice on laying track on a DEM ... What DEM are you using ?
I can give you lots of advice on laying track on a DEM ... What DEM are you using ?
cascaderailroad
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First of all a DEM often results in a rollercoaster of rediculous grades: 0.10% down, then 4.75% up.
A gradient should never be more than 1.75% at the most 2.00% (unless your modeling Saluda grade).
Most gradients are 0.10% to 0.50%, and sometimes go to 1.00% and 1.50%.
I first lay my track looking straight down from above, and get the straights and curves correct.
A curve is always preceeded, and postceeded by a straight trackage (is that a wurd) ?
Then I almost sink every track spline point, almost into the ground ... as trees, and schwubbery may have thrown off the actual ground terrain height by +10m to +20m.
My gradients go from 0.00%, to 0.15%, to 0.30%,, to 0.60%, to 1.00%, to 1.25%, to 1.50%, to 1.75% ... then down again progressively in these steps.
Never do I go directly from 0.00% to 0.50% ... I always add a middle grade percentage in between, such as 0.25%.
A gradient should never be more than 1.75% at the most 2.00% (unless your modeling Saluda grade).
Most gradients are 0.10% to 0.50%, and sometimes go to 1.00% and 1.50%.
I first lay my track looking straight down from above, and get the straights and curves correct.
A curve is always preceeded, and postceeded by a straight trackage (is that a wurd) ?
Then I almost sink every track spline point, almost into the ground ... as trees, and schwubbery may have thrown off the actual ground terrain height by +10m to +20m.
My gradients go from 0.00%, to 0.15%, to 0.30%,, to 0.60%, to 1.00%, to 1.25%, to 1.50%, to 1.75% ... then down again progressively in these steps.
Never do I go directly from 0.00% to 0.50% ... I always add a middle grade percentage in between, such as 0.25%.
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cascaderailroad
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