What graphics?

[Mordin]

Does anyone know what graphics engine Trainz 12 has please?

 

[ct_krogen]

jet i think it called

 

[Mordin]

ah I thought it was something like that but not sure if its Jet3 I cant find a website thanks for the quick reply:wave:

 

[RRSignal]

Here you go:

http://www.auran.com/jet/overview.htm

 

[Mordin]

Here you go:

http://www.auran.com/jet/overview.htm

Thanks very much for that just what I've been looking for.:wave:

 

[rweber95]

That link says you can go to auranjet.com for latest updates. That site is in Japanese. A Google translation of the first paragraph shows:

"I think if you look at the various pages you visit so much trouble.
For the BBQ area are also very many people think you have a problem.
The HP «auranjet» grilled meat is the main content portal WEB site of the epidemic on the BBQ."

Eh?

Bob Weber

 

[whitepass]

That info is way out of date, the jet engine has been mostly rewritten for TS9.

 

[JCitron]

That link says you can go to auranjet.com for latest updates. That site is in Japanese. A Google translation of the first paragraph shows:

"I think if you look at the various pages you visit so much trouble.
For the BBQ area are also very many people think you have a problem.
The HP «auranjet» grilled meat is the main content portal WEB site of the epidemic on the BBQ."

Eh?

Bob Weber

I spit my tea out when I read this! Translations are really funny, and even happen with professionals. To take this topic off track for a moment, here's a really funny one I came across many years ago.

My old company produced digital proofing equipment that used various line frequencies and half-tone patterns and angles to produce the images. This is how a regular printing press produces images without the moire patterns.

Anyway there was an OEM that purchased the PolaProof and incorporated their interface card into it. The company was from Austria or Germany, and the user guide was a bit odd. The translation of frequency and dot-pitch was changed to references to sound and frequency. It was quite a challenge to read, and we were able to correct the user-guide, besides having a great laugh at the same time.

John