Swedish payware locos?

[tiking]

Have not seen any Swedish payware stuff. Any links for such locos like the RC2 1107 or the series or just any Swedish locos?

 

[johnwhelan]

Have not seen any Swedish payware stuff. Any links for such locos like the RC2 1107 or the series or just any Swedish locos?

http://trainz.banal.net/catalog/catalog.html

Don't write off the free stuff some of its very good. Not all payware has animated wheels for example.

Cheerio John

 

[tiking]

http://trainz.banal.net/catalog/catalog.html

Don't write off the free stuff some of its very good. Not all payware has animated wheels for example.

Cheerio John

Thank you. I have not seen any excellent freeware locos that's why I asked about payware. The detail on the ones I've seen are not very good. But I will check out the link you have posted. Could you post a link to the freewares that have amazing details? Thanks. As I mentioned before in my other payware post. I'm a sticker when it comes to detail. I like realism and I rather pay for realism if no one has done a loco that is detail.

 

[johnwhelan]

Thank you. I have not seen any excellent freeware locos that's why I asked about payware. The detail on the ones I've seen are not very good. But I will check out the link you have posted. Could you post a link to the freewares that have amazing details? Thanks. As I mentioned before in my other payware post. I'm a sticker when it comes to detail. I like realism and I rather pay for realism if no one has done a loco that is detail.

Reality the market for Swedish locos is fairly small. It can take a year or two to build a decent loco. For example have a read through here:

http://forums.auran.com/trainz/showthread.php?t=23370

If you can get one of the high quality content creators interested you may eventually get something. The best way is to indicate you have a set of plans etc and have done the research. Basically if its not in the catalog it probably doesn't exist. Have a look at http://www.stw.se

There are one or two content creators that will build on commission but they tend to be the ones who create fairly quickly without the attention to detail that you seem to desire.

The alternative is build it yourself. Basically for electric or diesel locos its not that bad, steam is different. You need to create a mesh in something like Blender which is the basic shape of the loco. Add in a couple of attachment points for bogeys, pantographs etc and do a texture file to go over the top.

Even steam isn't impossible if you have reasonable plans and photographs. Do you have any links for your desired RC2 1107?

Cheerio John