DeltaTangoWhisky
New member
Hello,
I used to be an MSTS fan until they stopped development of MSTS2. Specs change and trains must roll so I'm making the jump to Trainz2010 EE. It should be here any day now and am getting itchy. Until then I have a few questions.
1. Are there any speeders that can be downloaded?
2. In MSTS I tried creating an underground mine, a route that you would enter the mines on the surface, go underground through a series of tunnels and exit in reverse.
I've seen some ore cars that might work for such a route or operation.
I never did come up with an acceptable method for creating the mine itself. Using 3D boulders I did manage to build above the ground surface and was able to lay rail within the space created through the boulders.
It looked quite realistic but was very time consuming, plus it never was truly underground. Could such an operation be built in Trainz and if so, how difficult would it be compared to using MSTS?
3.Has anyone tried or succeeded in such an attempt? Which would probably answer some of question #2.
Thanks, David
I used to be an MSTS fan until they stopped development of MSTS2. Specs change and trains must roll so I'm making the jump to Trainz2010 EE. It should be here any day now and am getting itchy. Until then I have a few questions.
1. Are there any speeders that can be downloaded?
2. In MSTS I tried creating an underground mine, a route that you would enter the mines on the surface, go underground through a series of tunnels and exit in reverse.
I've seen some ore cars that might work for such a route or operation.
I never did come up with an acceptable method for creating the mine itself. Using 3D boulders I did manage to build above the ground surface and was able to lay rail within the space created through the boulders.
It looked quite realistic but was very time consuming, plus it never was truly underground. Could such an operation be built in Trainz and if so, how difficult would it be compared to using MSTS?
3.Has anyone tried or succeeded in such an attempt? Which would probably answer some of question #2.
Thanks, David