Question from the New Irish Guy...

[Taytomal]

Hi all...
Lets say I've been in the driver mode and saw a particular piece of scenery or a sitting figure on a platform and I want to use that figure in my own creation in surveyor mode, how can I find it? Is there a way that you can turn on labels to show "what is what" in the pre-loaded surveyor routes?

Thanks

Mal

 

[Ronayne]

Well, you can name everything so you know what it is in driver mode in the map, or you could just go back to it in surveyor mode.

 

[Euphod]

Yeah, I was getting tired of the OLD Irish guy....
You would have to revisit the route in surveyor, and use the "get" picker tool to find out what it is. It would help to have "showkuids" in your TrainzOptions file as well.

 

[Taytomal]

Thanks, guys.......back to my Guinness

 

[Ronayne]

Yeah, I was getting tired of the OLD Irish guy....

Ha Ha Ha :hehe:
Good one Euphod.
Really!
I never would of thought of that joke.

 

[baz66]

Is euphod irish?
baz

 

[ex-railwayman]

He comes from the U.S; Illinois IIRC, but his roots may be Irish, who knows ???? :hehe:

Cheerz. ex-railwayman.

 

[Euphod]

Is euphod irish?
baz

No, my ancestry contains too many less popular nationalities to declare any one of them a front runner. I just assume that of all nations universally reviled and scorned, my ancestors formed a singles club and my bloodline is the result!

 

[baz66]

OH. I see,I think.
baz

 

[meatloaf747]

Is euphod irish?
baz

On St Patrick's day I'm told 90% of the Western Worlds population claim that they have some Irish in there ancestry !!!!
When your full names is; Patrick Seamus Niall Euphod (the 3rd) I'm sure there's some Irish their somewhere... :hehe:
Cheers, Mac...

 

[Euphod]

Well, the only Irish I know is the following blessing:

"May the seat rise up to meet you, and may the roll always be full!":hehe:

 

[American_Connections]

Bit-o-the-Greene

My families have to go back four generations before being born in the new world, but on my father's side, the true name is McCarty! Just the brits didn't want anything to sound Irish, so it was changed to Carter.

 

[American_Connections]

Goidelic

Well, the only Irish I know is the following blessing:

"May the seat rise up to meet you, and may the roll always be full!":hehe:

It's like this- "May the seat riz oup ta met ya, un may the troll always be ful!"