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I've had this a while, but I don't think I've ever screenshoted it (is that a word?)
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Brilliant skin on a great model - thanks Eric and Joe
It might nor be a word, but it is a worth.
Rail4Pete
constar261
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hey davesnow where did you get the hycube 89FT boxcars from.
Knowing what Dave does, made them?
Hallo jointedrail,
where did you go to capture such a nice photo from a junk and scraped metal yard? But in the other hand - you should not post real photos in here
Its very nice to see such detailed places. I like detailed routes and I wish all this nice assets would be available as seasonal assets as well.
Your's TUME
Sure, Andy. It's as much as a word is "Googled" is
Yeth, I made them. The plan is for them available and to be released soon from Yesterdayz Trainz.
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deadpoolmx55
LETS GO PENS!
I wasn't sure where/how to ask this so I guess explaining through screenshots on this thread is the simplest choice.
I've been trying to find some nice trees that will work well in my Buffalo Line route. Currently, I am using the built-in winter trees by Trainz666 and I must say they look absolutely fantastic.
The only problem is they aren't tall enough nor do they fit the style of the trees in Pennsylvania, especially in the thick forested areas on the mountains. Example:
(BTW if anyone is wondering this is the northern end of Enola yard)
Recently, I looked through the download station to find some more suitable trees and found that Jankvis's winter trees look equally as nice, but fit the area much better.
So I tried replacing all of them on the route and got this result: (same location)
What made me mad is that about half of the trees placed were lit up in a weird fashion. I've seen this before with other built-in trees.
My main question is, is it possible to fix this blue effect? I'd really love to use these but this issue is holding me back. Any input would be greatly appreciated.
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On another note, fantastic screenies everyone! Those JR Warbonnets look amazing; definitely going to grab one of them soon.
I've been trying to find some nice trees that will work well in my Buffalo Line route. Currently, I am using the built-in winter trees by Trainz666 and I must say they look absolutely fantastic.
The only problem is they aren't tall enough nor do they fit the style of the trees in Pennsylvania, especially in the thick forested areas on the mountains. Example:
(BTW if anyone is wondering this is the northern end of Enola yard)
Recently, I looked through the download station to find some more suitable trees and found that Jankvis's winter trees look equally as nice, but fit the area much better.
So I tried replacing all of them on the route and got this result: (same location)
What made me mad is that about half of the trees placed were lit up in a weird fashion. I've seen this before with other built-in trees.
My main question is, is it possible to fix this blue effect? I'd really love to use these but this issue is holding me back. Any input would be greatly appreciated.
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On another note, fantastic screenies everyone! Those JR Warbonnets look amazing; definitely going to grab one of them soon.
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montanawestren
meh..
Kay9, I have to say that looks really accurate, I was in Pennsylvania just 2 weeks ago now, about that time the trees were still bare. and I have to say that looks really accurate (the second pic) only issue I see is the color of the tree, they're just a bit too blue.
A shot from Heartland of the Midwest:
A shot from Heartland of the Midwest:
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montanawestren
meh..
@Jacob7f1- Thanks for the comments! Ive accually been starting to do that with the newer sections of the route, thanks for the advice!
I hate to show unfinished scenes but I couldn't help showing this one!
Headed west on Heartland of the Midwest.
I hate to show unfinished scenes but I couldn't help showing this one!
Headed west on Heartland of the Midwest.
