UK Screenshots (Hi Res Version)

hmm i cant seem to find a solution what are your computer specs? that may be the problem but if you have the right specs then i dont know u may have to ask someone more advanced than i look on the forums for support hope this helps
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sleek
 
Could depend on how much memory capacity your PC holds. The more items (scenery, track, rolling stock) your game has got on a route, the more graphics files are held in the rendering cache - which is pre-stored in the pc memory chips.

my dual-core 2GHz PC just about manages ok with rendering loads of differnt items all at once on a route, and to solve the stuttering frame route ( which comes from loads of things being displayed all at once) i fiddled with the in-game screen options such as setting the resource cache rate setting to 32 and disabling the TL shadows option and using the latest Direct X driver 9.0. My PC has an in-built graphics card (on the motherboard) tied directly to the CPU which is not quite up to the job in rendering loads of things all at once. but careful tweaking of the graphics options ( draw distance to the lowest levels, resource cache at 32, has sort of fixed the problem
 
@ Brenny - Not meant to sound narky or anything but it could also help if you posted it in the right section of the forum. It will increase your chance of getting a useful response as more people are likely to see it whereas there are a limited number of viewers of the UK screenshot thread. Although the route is a UK one, the problem is very likely to have been experienced by someone else not in the UK. Try the 2006 or general thread for a bit more of a scatter gun approach and hopefully a relevant response.
 
Sorry about that Pfx and my pc specs are Packard Bell imedia S3210 Operating system Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit (6.1 build 7601) with a AMD Athlon(tm) II X3 425 Processor (3 CPUs), ~2.7GHz Memory of 3072MB RAM Half of Memory Left Direct X version DirectX 11. Thanks trainzinator
 
About time for a screenshot I think:

ClassHudswelld2008_003.jpg
 
Spot on, full marks to you! Hudswell-Clarke DH917 and DH918 were used at the Howard Doris fabrication yard at Stromeferry in the late 1970s. They were named TRIBRUIT and GUINNION respectively after King Arthur's battle sites.

Here's some links to pics of the real thing:

http://www.railbrit.co.uk/imageenlarge/imagecomplete2.php?id=37394

http://www.railbrit.co.uk/imageenlarge/imagecomplete2.php?id=12069

http://www.railbrit.co.uk/imageenlarge/imagecomplete2.php?id=35851

The locos are nearly ready, just need the OK from a beta tester and I'll upload them to the DLS.
 
tmz06003 said:
Spot on, full marks to you! Hudswell-Clarke DH917 and DH918 were used at the Howard Doris fabrication yard at Stromeferry in the late 1970s. They were named TRIBRUIT and GUINNION respectively after King Arthur's battle sites.
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Mythical. Just like my route to run them on. PC is wrecked!
 
Some screenshots of the Fictional Southern Region.

ELLINGSEA STATION
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DALSEA TOWN STATION
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THE RIVER ASHBY BRIDGE

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SOUTHERN CLASS 455 AWAITING DEPARTURE AT DALSEA CENTRAL
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DALSEA CENTRAL STATION
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APPROACH TO DALSEA CENTRAL STATION
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Will post more soon :)
 
Nice shots all!
Not posted in this thread for a while...
trainz2012-02-1412-32-31-71.jpg

Freightliner 86 moving a now very dismantled 87 into storage to stop further corrosion.
trainz2012-02-0511-13-14-03.jpg

Testing out the wonderful class 60's!
Matt
 
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