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[Liam125]

There is no need to straighten a piece of track attached to a straightened track if there is a change of direction. Colhad must have put two attached straightened tracks, either side of the middle point. Scenery points represent a large amount of fail. There is no need for any gauge to do this and Colhad did an excellent job, it looks very good now.

I meant around tricky areas such as ladder yards it helps to use scenery points and straighteners to stop distortion instead of straightening and using default turnoffs

 

[escafeld]

The way I do it.

Where a winding track changes from right to left or left to right, I use a short length of double track usually shorter than shown, but longer here for clarity.

Short lengths laid. There is a branch off to the left.

Join up the main line

Add a spline point to the middle of where the branch departs from the main line and join the branch

Delete one section of the double track

Add the single track replacement, which immediately distorts

Use the straighten track tool

Repeat for the other section

Replace all the other sections

I've left out crossovers, but they are treated just the same. Do a 'save' each time you get a bit correct and then if you have to do an 'undo' and things go pear shaped (which they do at times) you can restart the program.

 

[nexusdj]

 

[escafeld]

'Rocks' Greg - Just trying to create the coastline near Campbelltown, but not much in the way of bare rocks.

 

[Captain_Scarlet]

'Rocks' Greg - Just trying to create the coastline near Campbelltown, but not much in the way of bare rocks.

good explanation, exactly what I do

I meant around tricky areas such as ladder yards it helps to use scenery points and straighteners to stop distortion instead of straightening and using default turnoffs

It didn't sound like it, but fair enough

 

[Liam125]

...Cootes Lane Yard, a few hundred kilometres away from the Ringwood Close yard by the River Waller, is feeling the summer storms too

 

[lORD_MAGERIUS]

Might as well start my first post with a couple of my better screenshots

 

[nexusdj]

RESkinned

 

[lORD_MAGERIUS]

No time to hang about eh? They do look brilliant though

 

[tmz06003]

Great work Dave, nice additions to the ever-growing Skoda fleet

 

[Railtrackdelay]

Colhad, will your route work in 06/TC3?

 

[colhad]

Colhad, will your route work in 06/TC3?

Sorry, I am building it in TRS2009. I don't think it's possible to convert back to earlier Trainz versions.

 

[angelah]

No

Sorry, I am building it in TRS2009. I don't think it's possible to convert back to earlier Trainz versions.

No, it isn't, you're stuck with it. One of the several reasons why I stay with 2004... but each their own, we all have freedom of choice.

Angela

 

[yr05tcurry]

Awesome 90s Dave

A re-enactment (sort of) of a working that ran the other day.
A pair of 20s haul 31415 and 56021 away for scrapping.

 

[rodbasin]

Shot at 2009-07-05

Shot at 2009-07-05

 

[46035]

Testing, testing....

DBSO 9714 leads Mk.2 72630, Mk.2 72631, Mk.2 NPCCS 977986 with 31105 on the rear

 

[lORD_MAGERIUS]

Good shot 46035, just wondering which track is that and would it be compatible with TRS2004?

 

[ikilledbambister]

Nice shots all.

Maybe one day trainz will work again for me
Railworks and Railsimulator atm.

 

[46035]

Good shot 46035, just wondering which track is that and would it be compatible with TRS2004?

There's a thread somewhere where I directed people to the site where you can download the track and also explained how to download it from said site. If you search through my postings, you should find it.

And yes it's compatible with TRS2004, as I still use that!

 

[Liam125]

Good shot 46035, just wondering which track is that and would it be compatible with TRS2004?

It's available at vias3d.net