Trainz Forge: Routes, Reskins and Renders

[cvo2010]

:Y: .

Regards Claus

 

[cvsloane]

Hey I dont know if this is the correct forum to post this to but when i try to install the WVRR it gives me a 7z file that is not accepted to Trainz 2019... can anyone help me with this?

 

[smyers]

The 7z is a zip of sorts. I would extract the folder from the 7z, then go to your Content Manager and tell it to Import Content Folder rather than files.
Best,
smyers

 

[Forester1]

7zip is a freeware download. It is the only zip utility I use. Very good.

 

[cvsloane]

The 7z is a zip of sorts. I would extract the folder from the 7z, then go to your Content Manager and tell it to Import Content Folder rather than files.
Best,
smyers

I dont know how I would do that but thank you for your help anyway (insert "so your saying there's a chance" meme here)

 

[jordon412]

I dont know how I would do that but thank you for your help anyway (insert "so your saying there's a chance" meme here)

Just Google "7zip" without quotations. This should find a program to extract a .7zip file.

 

[smyers]

That's right. Then you should be able to simply drag the folder from 7z to your desktop, then Import Content Folder in the CM.
Best,
smyers

 

[cvsloane]

Thanks for your help guys, WVRR up and runnin!

 

[daylightrain]

 

[KenRuof]

Very nice daylight.

 

[daylightrain]

 

[Forester1]

Beautiful!

 

[cvsloane]

That video is run on the WVRR! Anyway as soon as that loco drops on Trainz Forge imma download like a cowboy in a duel! That thing looks awesome, I love big articulates!

 

[dundun92]

Excellent work daylight!

 

[Railwoodman]

Excellent work daylight!!! I can't say any better then what's already said . But that is a sweet looking engine .

Matt

 

[Timothetoolman]

WIP

Tim

 

[flyboy559]

Keddie was a happening place. Great shot Timo!

 

[jd_james]

I am happy to say that The Bombardier Multilevels are now in beta! Perfect for the NEC!

 

[ssetgh2]

A summer of 1952 view of the MNRR engine facilities at Karen River. We see from left to right T-5 1552 , T-5 1537 , Mt-3 1055, T-3 1450 and an unknown T-3 in background.
Fun fact T-3 1450 is only engine to be preserved in this picture. It has been beautifully preserved in Railroad Park here in Karen River by the Friends of the 1450.

 

[daylightrain]

While the M-100 receives final touches and script work, the next model takes shape on the shop floor...