Narrow gauge screenshots
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shebashetan7
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That route looks classic with the trees by dmdrake. Is there a route like that on the DLS?
36ng Tall Timber RR,<kuid2:242091:100108:2> by Col_Klink
Tall Timbers RR,<kuid:66545:2129742503> By big_boy4000up (30ng I think)
I've fooled with these since TS12 and did not keep the original routes by the time I got to TANE so I'm not sure which one I developed.
I don't think they are on the DLS
Edit: OK I went back to 49922 and checked. The screenshots were taken from col_klink's 36ng Tall Timber RR with modification to 30ng and some asset changes.
Tall Timbers RR,<kuid:66545:2129742503> By big_boy4000up (30ng I think)
I've fooled with these since TS12 and did not keep the original routes by the time I got to TANE so I'm not sure which one I developed.
I don't think they are on the DLS
Edit: OK I went back to 49922 and checked. The screenshots were taken from col_klink's 36ng Tall Timber RR with modification to 30ng and some asset changes.
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Thanks, its getting there, now there are only a few stretches where there's a lot of work to be done, the 6 mile stretch between watson and white river is problematic as I have no good photos of the canyon and I hate guessing what should be there.Google earth is helpful, but it only goes so far , colors and rock patterns don't translate all that well unless there's a street view and not a lot of the Uintah route has a street view, ( although amazingly there's some murky street footage near Bonanza !.
Lets hope i can finish it, putting in all that vegetation is doing my right arm in, i'm going to get a vertical mouse and hope that will help with the discomfort, at the moment, I cant spend more then an hour or two of intense work at a time and that's very frustrating when i feel like doing more. .
Anyway, there is a backup copy of the route out there with Paul Gorsky so if I do fall off this mortal coil all is not lost.
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Oh, that's Eagle River from JR. It has all sorts of nifty hidden gems including this small NG 36" section.
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It is all narrowgauge's fault!
I'd completely forgotten this project of mine, updating srrl20final <KUID:64598:100351> by woodbrdge. When last I worked on it rmm's speedtrees weren't available, now I know a lot more about adding large swaths of forest and bulk asset replacement. I'll have to replace that asphalt with some macadam...
I'd completely forgotten this project of mine, updating srrl20final <KUID:64598:100351> by woodbrdge. When last I worked on it rmm's speedtrees weren't available, now I know a lot more about adding large swaths of forest and bulk asset replacement. I'll have to replace that asphalt with some macadam...
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narrowgauge
92 year oldTrainz veteran
I don't mind being blamed for it.
Just a thought from the past. Originally, Trainz had no provision for narrow gauge, standard gauge was all you got. We were promised narrow gauge in a version/update which never appeared, but that didn't matter, a user called 'raptor10' (I think it was 10) emailed me and explained how the track dimensions could be altered to give any gauge. Naturally, I could not keep this to myself, I posted his email on the forum and that was when Trainz narrow gauge started. Back then, a large proportion of active Trainzers were narrow gauge minded and raptor's find was a godsend.
Those were wonderful days of discovery. I think Auran did not expect this, it took them a long time to accept narrow gauge, Northbay was the first official recognition of it.
Peter
Just a thought from the past. Originally, Trainz had no provision for narrow gauge, standard gauge was all you got. We were promised narrow gauge in a version/update which never appeared, but that didn't matter, a user called 'raptor10' (I think it was 10) emailed me and explained how the track dimensions could be altered to give any gauge. Naturally, I could not keep this to myself, I posted his email on the forum and that was when Trainz narrow gauge started. Back then, a large proportion of active Trainzers were narrow gauge minded and raptor's find was a godsend.
Those were wonderful days of discovery. I think Auran did not expect this, it took them a long time to accept narrow gauge, Northbay was the first official recognition of it.
Peter
Northbay was the reason I bought TRS2006. I had been having fun playing 2004 completely oblivious to the existence of the forums and 3rd party content. But when I found 2006 in the local game-stop and the back of the box had narrow gauge, I bought it then and there.
Not to derail the thread, have some narrow gauge steam.
The first piece of add on content I got and probably still my favorite locomotive in the game
Not to derail the thread, have some narrow gauge steam.
The first piece of add on content I got and probably still my favorite locomotive in the game
neville_hill
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Some images from 'Dearnby and District,' now on the DLS:
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