gearhead2578
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Absolutely, positively, 100% agree with you on that!! - And Bob, you got the creek textures lookin pretty good, man! Nice stuff:Y:
Mike
Nature Screenshots! (BIG and NUMEROUS pictures!)
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Absolutely, positively, 100% agree with you on that!! - And Bob, you got the creek textures lookin pretty good, man! Nice stuff:Y:
Mike
gearhead2578: Thank you for the kind words..I too believe it is an Art form..I work on my texturing alot trying to make things the way I want to see them..Turning the textures making sure they are headed in the right direction..Using small circles to apply(brush)..Blending is also a unique feature that a lot of people don't use..Blending is what I need to work on..Happy Trainzing..
mezzoprezzo
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Long focus shot
Good afternoon everyone.
Here’s another take on the newly found (for me) zoom function in Driver cab view.
I wasn’t sure whether this shot should have been in one of the steam threads or here. I guess there’s more nature than steel, so here it is!
Cheers
Casper
Good afternoon everyone.
Here’s another take on the newly found (for me) zoom function in Driver cab view.
I wasn’t sure whether this shot should have been in one of the steam threads or here. I guess there’s more nature than steel, so here it is!
Cheers
Casper
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This thread is incredible. There is so much talent in here. You guys are artists.
This photo is a representation of an old station which was closed back in 1981.
It's located in Australia. The station name is Carlwood and it's located on the Oberon branch line in New South Wales.
This photo is a representation of an old station which was closed back in 1981.
It's located in Australia. The station name is Carlwood and it's located on the Oberon branch line in New South Wales.
mezzoprezzo
Content appreciator
Nice to see some excellent new compositions being posted amongst the regulars in this thread. Nice work guys.:Y:
I’ve gone with a maritime theme this evening on the Italian Riviera.
Anchored off Camogli.
Cheers
Casper
I’ve gone with a maritime theme this evening on the Italian Riviera.
Anchored off Camogli.
Cheers
Casper
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Thanks Frédo!
Casper...that's magic mate!
After a few tweaks...
On Iona Island
Cheers,
Fred
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mezzoprezzo
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@BobCass Thanks Bob!
@Zorronov Thanks Fred!
@scratchy
I really do like the zoom function. My only criticism is that it cannot be used with fixed or tracking cameras. You therefore have to go through quite a few hoops to get that sort of view as a one-off, rather than just setting it up for the ride in Driver to have it displayed automatically for anyone else using your Route.
I did put up a post in the Suggestion Boxcar a while back, but it didn’t get any replies. No support for this one by the look of it then, (or I didn’t explain it very well!)
I still think that a camera view of a train moving through an easily achieved compressed close up view would be a great Driver experience. Maybe one day!
@Zorronov Thanks Fred!
@scratchy
I really do like the zoom function. My only criticism is that it cannot be used with fixed or tracking cameras. You therefore have to go through quite a few hoops to get that sort of view as a one-off, rather than just setting it up for the ride in Driver to have it displayed automatically for anyone else using your Route.
I did put up a post in the Suggestion Boxcar a while back, but it didn’t get any replies. No support for this one by the look of it then, (or I didn’t explain it very well!)
I still think that a camera view of a train moving through an easily achieved compressed close up view would be a great Driver experience. Maybe one day!
mezzoprezzo
Content appreciator
Camogli, Italian Riviera
Good evening everyone.
Having finishing the nearby railway station I’ve been modelling a bit more around the seafront and harbour area.
Cheers
Casper
Good evening everyone.
Having finishing the nearby railway station I’ve been modelling a bit more around the seafront and harbour area.
Cheers
Casper
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Great shots Casper! I see that the London bus is lost again
I haven't contributed much to this thread, I tend to go more for the 'big picture' than intricate detail, but I swung the camera around in Surveyor today and unexpectedly came upon this view, which is actually the back of a scene...
Andy
I haven't contributed much to this thread, I tend to go more for the 'big picture' than intricate detail, but I swung the camera around in Surveyor today and unexpectedly came upon this view, which is actually the back of a scene...
Andy
You never know what is behind your back!
Good shot, I can hear the chirping of the crickets.
v.
mezzoprezzo
Content appreciator
Nice shot Andy. I like your mix of old tin and fresh vegetation. The technique you’ve developed with the field weeds blending into the darker shrub and tree vegetation is working really well. Great choice of a really detailed but subtle sky too!
I really ought to move them. The Mediterranean sunlight and salt air is doing them no good at all!
Cheers
Casper
Let’s hope we see more.:Y:
Yup. The bus is still on the harbour wall with a couple of other jayholland vintage creations.
I really ought to move them. The Mediterranean sunlight and salt air is doing them no good at all!
Cheers
Casper
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Retro00064
New member
Great shots Casper! I see that the London bus is lost again
I haven't contributed much to this thread, I tend to go more for the 'big picture' than intricate detail, but I swung the camera around in Surveyor today and unexpectedly came upon this view, which is actually the back of a scene...
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Andy
Beautiful shot, Andy. :Y: Overgrown barn/farm building scenes like that exist in real life right in my area.
Regards,
Zachary.