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:hehe: Nah. I'm just some guy lurkin around in the forums screenshot section. I just slightly altered your awsome creation. You da man
firestorm32
Active member
Railfanning the NS
A unit Grain Train waits for clearence as a Coal Drag passes by on the main.
A unit Grain Train waits for clearence as a Coal Drag passes by on the main.
Milwaukeeroad261
STL Railfan
Nice kodachromes...(*sings "I need a Dollar, Dollar"*) :hehe:
"if i had a million dollars" :hehe:
-AJ
legolistic
also a rubiks cube fan
Can someone do a remake of the SP 7551 incident in trainz? I'm sure it's possible.
As for the track I am sure to be asked about:
My Second Attempt of my first 3DMAX Stitched Track, and it Turned Out Pretty Well. Still Have Tie Texture Improvements to do and Rail Textures as well, plus some tweaking of the mesh.
Notice its higher ballast elevation ( portion roughly 25% buried also for uneven hillside track laying ) anyone and the directional lighting effects as a result of its design?
This Stitched Track is only 368 polys, but still considered High Detailed Track. It can be laid normally which will be low off the ground with matching ballast texture, smoothed to what you see here which requires no ballast texture ( great for different session creations because ballast textures do not dissappear as they are only on the route layer ), and most importantly can be raised .7 higher than the ajoining track for great track laying effects ( not shown ) such as outside track on a turn higher than the inside track for added realism plus other examples best to just be shown, not explained. Tons of work in this track to say the least. It does not use LOD Changes as this causes significant stutter.
Those are some amazing shots!
Where did you get that track from.? :udrool:
Buffalo_trains93
It's snowy here.
Those are some amazing shots!
Hello,
Obviously you did not read the post? It's Mcguriel's track. Unreleased. There are other versions on the DLS.
Ryan:wave:
motorbreath
Earth Rocker
Your route looks superb, Eric.