unforsakin
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Im just wondering im new to this game, but like how in the world or can you even get a airbus to fly or what? i build the green like and it just drives on it not fly and it got over 250kph
Plane issues
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eh....we're (I) are not an expert on how to do this, but its really simple: stretch the invisible track for hm......maybe 5-20 ft. and make another track, and lift the other end as high as u can. I'll post a screenshot in the meantime.
You need just two items. An object (in this case an airbus jet) that has been built as a locomotive and invisible track laid up in the sky (or at least part way on the ground if you want a take-off run).
The object cannot be just any scenery item as it must be able to run on normal tracks as a locomotive. In an earlier version of Trainz someone built a rocket powered cow that ran at break-neck speed along your tracks. I have also heard that Dr Who's Tardis was made into a locomotive.
Any locomotive can run on invisible track as well as it runs on visible track. Your airbus can be made to run at set speeds by placing invisible speed signs along the invisible track.
The object cannot be just any scenery item as it must be able to run on normal tracks as a locomotive. In an earlier version of Trainz someone built a rocket powered cow that ran at break-neck speed along your tracks. I have also heard that Dr Who's Tardis was made into a locomotive.
Any locomotive can run on invisible track as well as it runs on visible track. Your airbus can be made to run at set speeds by placing invisible speed signs along the invisible track.
unforsakin
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Thanks alot i should of known that im stupid lol 
im soo new to this iv had soo many issues another one if you know why is like allll my signals stay red every one? if you can help thanks, oh and is there any track that has cables above it for the phantographs
im soo new to this iv had soo many issues another one if you know why is like allll my signals stay red every one? if you can help thanks, oh and is there any track that has cables above it for the phantographsYou might get some ideas from my website 
http://www.ianztrainz.com.au/project9.htm
http://www.ianztrainz.com.au/project10.htm
and this thread:
http://forums.auran.com/trainz/showthread.php?t=50753
Ian
http://www.ianztrainz.com.au/project9.htm
http://www.ianztrainz.com.au/project10.htm
and this thread:
http://forums.auran.com/trainz/showthread.php?t=50753
Ian
unforsakin
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Ty bro but atm ima stick with the little airbus haha read my new post and help me there if you can
but atm ima stick with the little airbus haha read my new post and help me there if you can Retro00064
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Welcome to Trainz Unforsakin!
It is actually interesting that no one has mentioned this yet
, but it is recommended that you register your Trainz serial number (a. k. a. CD key) for the Trainz versions that you own. The Trainz versions that you have registered thus will be displayed next to your username here on the forums, which helps other members by showing them what versions of Trainz you have, which may be helpful in answering support questions that you may ask in the future, and which also is your public proof-of-purchase that you have a legitimately-obtained version of Trainz. It also permanently associates your Trainz serial numbers with your account. To register your serial numbers, click the "Serial Number" button near the top of this page to the left (edit: slightly to the left, that is 
), and register the serial number for each of your Trainz versions.
Kind regards,
Retro00064.
It is actually interesting that no one has mentioned this yet
, but it is recommended that you register your Trainz serial number (a. k. a. CD key) for the Trainz versions that you own. The Trainz versions that you have registered thus will be displayed next to your username here on the forums, which helps other members by showing them what versions of Trainz you have, which may be helpful in answering support questions that you may ask in the future, and which also is your public proof-of-purchase that you have a legitimately-obtained version of Trainz. It also permanently associates your Trainz serial numbers with your account. To register your serial numbers, click the "Serial Number" button near the top of this page to the left (edit: slightly to the left, that is ), and register the serial number for each of your Trainz versions.Kind regards,
Retro00064.
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ok, here's 2 examples:
the track that says "BNSF50", thats the invisivle track, if u look closely on the first pic, see that its lifting on one end, and one on the other end. Unfortunately, I was'nt be able to show the real thing in motion because the download took a LONG time (30 min) to the CMP (I dont have a FCT really).
Used to be flying a car with she my best buddy when she drives me..................back when she WAS my buddy (sighs).
I think he might have TS Mac or somthin', it usually takes time for order to process.....as usual
the track that says "BNSF50", thats the invisivle track, if u look closely on the first pic, see that its lifting on one end, and one on the other end. Unfortunately, I was'nt be able to show the real thing in motion because the download took a LONG time (30 min) to the CMP (I dont have a FCT really).
Used to be flying a car with she my best buddy when she drives me..................back when she WAS my buddy (sighs).
I think he might have TS Mac or somthin', it usually takes time for order to process.....as usual
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