KillerBigBoy4025
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Im looking for a larger route that curves larger engines (Big Boys, T1s, etc.,) can negotiate.
Any suggestions?
Any suggestions?
Large Routes
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JRFolco's WM & B&O native mode. Massive route. Eastern mountain railroading. http://glenwoodshops.com/
Please dont forget MRL. The original comes from Trainz Pro Routes. http://www.trainzproroutes.org/mrl.html
There is a version on The DLS. It is for TRS12. Although it has mulitplayer, it works a single player just fine.
http://dls.trainzportal.com/DLS_downloadasset.php?DownloadID=273300
Kennt
There is a version on The DLS. It is for TRS12. Although it has mulitplayer, it works a single player just fine.
http://dls.trainzportal.com/DLS_downloadasset.php?DownloadID=273300
Kennt
Following your recommendation, I downloaded Mr. Folco's "Cumberland to Connellsville" route; I am interested in comparing it with one of the earliest 3rd-party routes made for MSTS, the "Sandpatch" route by Maple Leaf Tracks.
However, it suffers from exactly the same problems that I have been experiencing with my "Potash" route, in that when opened in Surveyor, there is nothing but an infinite expanse of blue, even when the Warnings & Errors check in CM comes up clean.
If anyone from Auran/N3V is reading this thread could you please cast some light on why this problem is occurring?
Bruce
Hi Bruce
Try downloading the WM & B&O Mega Route Native Mode, and running it in TS12 to see if that helps. The Mega route is a merge of the Cumberland to Connellsville, and the Western Maryland Thomas Sub, so you'll have the original Cumberland to Connellsville route for your comparison.
Joe
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Are you looking for real or non real.
My Dragons pass route is well over 150miles and growing.
Real I'm working on a Canadian Route with shod pack over 300 miles+
My Dragons pass route is well over 150miles and growing.
Real I'm working on a Canadian Route with shod pack over 300 miles+
Thanks for the suggestion, Joe.
What I did was to install Trainz 2006 on another PC and the route runs fine under that.
I like it very much - you've done a great job.
Bruce
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Well, I did so this morning, Joe, and for the past hour have been running up the line from below Cumberland towards Connellsville.
What can I say other than "magnificent"?!
You've certainly created an excellent alternative to the MSTS version done by Maple Leaf Tracks many years back.
This will become a favourite route for me, I have no hesitation in saying.
I'm now going to search for some top-quality B&O, C&O, WM and CSX power and 'stock.
Bruce
A bit more on Sherman Hill.
In 1950 there were 198 Steam Locomotives working in to, out of, or through Cheyenne.
45 - 4-8-4s
5 - 2-8-2s
1- 4-6-2
13 - 2-8-8-0s
80 - 4-6-6-4s
25 – 4-8-8-4s
2 – 0-6-0s
11 – 2-10-2s
4 – 4-8-2s
14 – 4-12-2s
Pretty incredible!
Edit: this does not include dozens of locomotives in storage, laid aside, or in the shops.
Data from http://utahrails.net/
In 1950 there were 198 Steam Locomotives working in to, out of, or through Cheyenne.
45 - 4-8-4s
5 - 2-8-2s
1- 4-6-2
13 - 2-8-8-0s
80 - 4-6-6-4s
25 – 4-8-8-4s
2 – 0-6-0s
11 – 2-10-2s
4 – 4-8-2s
14 – 4-12-2s
Pretty incredible!
Edit: this does not include dozens of locomotives in storage, laid aside, or in the shops.
Data from http://utahrails.net/
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