Northern Arizona Route

[socalwb909]

Hi and cheers! What improvements did you make?

I made a protolars industry that uses your container products, would you like it to go on your site? Or can I upload it to DLS?

^Either or. DLS would prob. be better if you don't mind your assets going to N3V.
-I updated them all to use a mesh library to save hdd space. More variety in 53ft containers. You can prototypically load the 53's per class one railroad. More poly friendly. Most importantly, they look a lot better, with normal and spec maps. Downside, I still need to do more skins for 20, 45 and 48 foot containers, to give more variety.
-This will give you an idea if you can view these:
http://s53.photobucket.com/user/socalwb/library/Trainz/Intermodal Containers

-Joe

 

[Davie_UCF]

^Either or. DLS would prob. be better if you don't mind your assets going to N3V.
-I updated them all to use a mesh library to save hdd space. More variety in 53ft containers. You can prototypically load the 53's per class one railroad. More poly friendly. Most importantly, they look a lot better, with normal and spec maps. Downside, I still need to do more skins for 20, 45 and 48 foot containers, to give more variety.
-This will give you an idea if you can view these:
http://s53.photobucket.com/user/socalwb/library/Trainz/Intermodal Containers

-Joe

Thanks Grabbed em.. and probably all of your other content. Think I have just about all of it from JR too! Cheers for your hard work, wouldn't have a layout without guys like you!

 

[GNdome55]

Wonderful pictures, GNdome55 .

// Erik from Sweden

Thanks Erik.

A few Warbonnet shots.

 

[avguisaxtrainz]

I dunno but that bridge looks a bit long...

On another note, fantastic shots! This route never fails to amaze me!:udrool:

Alex

 

[scratchy]

The first shot in your last post has to be my favorite so far! wicked work

 

[Davie_UCF]

I love this thread. Your use of assets and textures is great. I always used to think I was alright at texturing but since returning to my USA route I seem to have lost some skill and find it hard to achieve what i'm after.

Is it cool to ask where to find some of the assets you used? I'm after particular things I can't put my finger on because i'm an Englishman making an American route..

 

[GNdome55]

I dunno but that bridge looks a bit long...

On another note, fantastic shots! This route never fails to amaze me!:udrool:

Alex

Thanks for the comment Alex. The Canyon Diablo Bridge is the highest rail bridge in Arizona. The bridge is 544 ft long. Bendorsey created this version of the bridge. I would say it’s accurate.

The first shot in your last post has to be my favorite so far! wicked work

Thanks Scratchy, I appreciate the compliment.

I love this thread. Your use of assets and textures is great. I always used to think I was alright at texturing but since returning to my USA route I seem to have lost some skill and find it hard to achieve what i'm after.

Is it cool to ask where to find some of the assets you used? I'm after particular things I can't put my finger on because i'm an Englishman making an American route..

Thanks, if you want to PM me with some specific questions I’d be happy to help.

Gordon

 

[avguisaxtrainz]

Thanks for the comment Alex. The Canyon Diablo Bridge is the highest rail bridge in Arizona. The bridge is 544 ft long. Bendorsey created this version of the bridge. I would say it’s accurate.

OK, I was referencing the small highway bridge in the last shot as it looks slightly long for its supports.

 

[GNdome55]

 

[GNdome55]

I used to live in the far northeastern part of the Phoenix metro area. The saguaro cacti are native to the Sonoran Desert and only grow at elevations below 4000 feet. This is my interpretation of the area I once live in.

 

[matruck]

Amazing Texture work Gordon, I learn sum thing new from everyone of your pics mate glad too see you still at this Route.
Cheers Mick.

 

[Scoot]

Looks great my friend! Well done!

Scott

 

[Davie_UCF]

I used to live in the far northeastern part of the Phoenix metro area. The saguaro cacti are native to the Sonoran Desert and only grow at elevations below 4000 feet. This is my interpretation of the area I once live in.

Is it too much to ask if you would kindly tell me the kuid of the texture in the middle of the shot that has the rocks on it? Or the author of some of the textures you are using.. They are superb!

 

[vince_black]

I like desert routes, so I'm looking forward when it will be done. My plans to visit Arizona this year was cancelled and delayed to a next year, so I hope I will visit this area via routes such this.

 

[GNdome55]

Thanks for the comments.

Is it too much to ask if you would kindly tell me the kuid of the texture in the middle of the shot that has the rocks on it? Or the author of some of the textures you are using.. They are superb!

That would be TS09_40 523:333013
I use that texture often.

 

[malikrthr]

Nice little locomotive depot. You have the magic touch when it comes to trainz. That texture and yard work is beyond awesome.

 

[montanawestren]

Looks really good Gordon! Awesome work!

 

[Davie_UCF]

Thanks for the comments.

That would be TS09_40 523:333013
I use that texture often.

Thankyou! I find it hard trawling through textures.. Tedious work!

 

[slabay]

Thanks for the comments.

That would be TS09_40 523:333013
I use that texture often.

I like the TS09 textures.... they are high detail, and built in, so nobody has to chase them down.

 

[ekankal]

Your shots and the route is amazing .

// Erik from Sweden