Stuff that I do. (XXL pictures)
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Railwoodman
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Yes Yes yes:mop::udrool:, Thank you Thank you soo much. This has been one I realy looking forward to.
jadebullet
might be back?
Man Andre, you definitely make me feel good about my decision not to release this route right after I "finished" it for the route building competition years ago. You have definitely taken it and run with it and it looks really awesome. The town of Whiteshore looks so alive now.
Railwoodman
Well-known member
:udrool::mop::udrool: At some point this becomes torturer, but keep them coming. looking great as always.
cascaderailroad
New member
Is it a TS12 trainz-build numeral in the config file ?
I'm having issues downloading anything from this site and this route. This item for example. It looks as if it downloads correctly and then seems to be installing with CM but it's just not there.
http://www.neoklai.org/load/9-1-0-63
Could anyone confirm if they can successfully install this asset?
Thanks,
http://www.neoklai.org/load/9-1-0-63
Could anyone confirm if they can successfully install this asset?
Thanks,
Railwoodman
Well-known member
Worked for me fine, but I've had issues in the past to.
Thanks.
Maybe I'm missing something but I would think it would be fairly easy to get this route to work TS2010. I understand sessions might not but I'm just interested in the route. I've downloaded the route, found most all the dependencies, and eliminated the TS2012 built in assets. In theory shouldn't the "route" work just fine? I changed the build number of the route and that seemed to fix the issue of it showing up in my in game route list but now the route seems to be causing Trainz to hang and crash after I make edits and then try to save.
Any ideas what is going on here?
Maybe I'm missing something but I would think it would be fairly easy to get this route to work TS2010. I understand sessions might not but I'm just interested in the route. I've downloaded the route, found most all the dependencies, and eliminated the TS2012 built in assets. In theory shouldn't the "route" work just fine? I changed the build number of the route and that seemed to fix the issue of it showing up in my in game route list but now the route seems to be causing Trainz to hang and crash after I make edits and then try to save.
Any ideas what is going on here?
Railwoodman
Well-known member
The only thing that comes to mind, is the route and session have simulatortrain's gondolas in it. And they have given some of us a hard time. the scrape load seems to be the issue with the cars. I haven't fixed them myself, but there's many threads dedicated to this. I still have missing content, and I'm able to run the route by editing the build in content. The gondolas won't show up,but show no errors. And cause the session to crash. I'm running 2012 build 61388. I haven't run 2010, so I couldn't help with suggestion. But it's well worth the time spent searching, great route.
Thanks. I found that odd that rolling stock would be on the route. Using CM I filtered for rolling stock on the route and I'm only showing I have 4 boxcars on the route locally and I've tested these boxcars in other routes with no issues.
I'll search for these other threads on the subject and continue discussion there.
I'll search for these other threads on the subject and continue discussion there.
cascaderailroad
New member
I applaud this route, as it seems that you are the only one who recognizes that RR's are a dirty, filthy, rusty, greasy, grimey, rugged place, with occasional ballast strewn on top of RR ties.
I have seen several other routes on the forum that are equally fabulous, their only downfall is the choice of track, which is brand new, with clean milled RR ties, that looks like they were laid just yesterday, and the Bon Amy cleaning lady comes out and Lemon Pledge cleans the ties, with Minwax wood polish daily.
Your route looks so real, and rugged ... everyone should learn from your techniques ... and run fully weatherd loco's and filthy railcars, as RR's are dirty, filthy, rusty, greasy, grimey, rugged places, where newly painted, clean, washed, and waxed loco's, and railcars, are an extreme rarity.
Bravo
I have seen several other routes on the forum that are equally fabulous, their only downfall is the choice of track, which is brand new, with clean milled RR ties, that looks like they were laid just yesterday, and the Bon Amy cleaning lady comes out and Lemon Pledge cleans the ties, with Minwax wood polish daily.
Your route looks so real, and rugged ... everyone should learn from your techniques ... and run fully weatherd loco's and filthy railcars, as RR's are dirty, filthy, rusty, greasy, grimey, rugged places, where newly painted, clean, washed, and waxed loco's, and railcars, are an extreme rarity.
Bravo