Trainz Community News - July Edition Now Out

[Johnk]

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Hi folks,

The massive 66 page July edition of the Trainz Community News is ready for download. I think this is our biggest issue ever and there's some great news in there for all our European friends. See page 3. This issue is 4 meg so please be patient. We have a rush during the first 24 hours and the server may struggle a little.

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Here's what's in store:

• The History of Trainz Part 2 by Greg Lane
• Joe Folco’s Cumberland to Connellsville Route (Description)
• PEV's Attachment Maker (Tutorial)
• Installing IrfanView and Adobe 8BF Plugins (Tutorial)
• Cropping With IrfanView (Tutorial)
• De-Barrelling and Perspective Transformations (Tutorial)
• Creating a Panorama with IrfanView (Tutorial)
• TARM Tidbits
• Texturing a Locomotive (Tutorial)
• Adapting Meshes for Running Numbers and Coupling (Tutorial)
• Adding an Avatar, Title and Location to Your Forum Posts (Tutorial)
• Tall Trees Progress Report
• TranzLaw Update
• Making a Seamless Brick Pattern for Tiling (Tutorial)
• The Greenhouse
• Railroads as Common Carriers
• Tarm Initiatives
• Letters to the Editor
• And More

And a peek inside:

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Link To July Issue

and don't forget to download all the back issues if you don't already have them:

Link to Back Issues

Or Read It Online!

Regards,

Ian and John

 

[airtime]

Many thanks Johnk for another highly detailed monthly news letter,

I downloaded this one for the Irfanview information and you have me intrigued about a continuos brick wall tile, will definitly be viewing that.

Many thanks once again Johnk for this, very much appreciated.

Joe Airtime

 

[Johnk]

G'day Joe,

I hope you enjoy the IrfanView tutorials. I'm not joking when I said the plugin really saved my day for what had to be the worst purchase of my life. I must have been crazy to trade a perfectly good Canon camera on the almost twice as expensive Olympus which has never taken a good photo since I've owned it. Fortunately MV's plugin has given me the opportunity to save most of the photos I discarded. It's still hard to debarrell a face however.

More tutorials to come.

John

 

[IsambardKingdomBrunel]

Thanks very much John, greatly appreciated.

regards,
Mike.

 

[seeseeme]

Hi John,

I finally got around to reading the last issue of your magazine, the first issue I have read. I was really surprised by the detail and effort you have put into the magazine, excellent work. The content was great to read and the variety of articles was interesting.

I am about to download this edition and you can consider me to be a continually subscriber from now on.

Craig

 

[bolivar]

This is excellent work and thanks.