Hello,
Appalachian Coal (TS12) and C&O Hinton Division (T:ANE) routes use three tunnel assets (Darkstone Tunnel 1T; Old Stone Tunnel 2T and SAP_Tunnel 1Track) that eliminate the need to “dig holes” in the route grid. If my understanding is correct, all three are first laid down on a level grid, aligned with the adjacent track and the hillside is simply built over the track using the topography tools.
I want to use the same mode of construction to create several single-track stone or brick lined tunnels, representative of those found in Scotland, but with portals that are more British or European in appearance than the examples listed above.
TANE Content Manager lists a somewhat daunting 1,900 plus assets relating to Tunnel construction and I’m just hoping that some knowledgeable soul can save me a massive research task and point me toward the odd Kuid that might just help me to maintain progress with my project.
Many thanks
John Webster
Appalachian Coal (TS12) and C&O Hinton Division (T:ANE) routes use three tunnel assets (Darkstone Tunnel 1T; Old Stone Tunnel 2T and SAP_Tunnel 1Track) that eliminate the need to “dig holes” in the route grid. If my understanding is correct, all three are first laid down on a level grid, aligned with the adjacent track and the hillside is simply built over the track using the topography tools.
I want to use the same mode of construction to create several single-track stone or brick lined tunnels, representative of those found in Scotland, but with portals that are more British or European in appearance than the examples listed above.
TANE Content Manager lists a somewhat daunting 1,900 plus assets relating to Tunnel construction and I’m just hoping that some knowledgeable soul can save me a massive research task and point me toward the odd Kuid that might just help me to maintain progress with my project.
Many thanks
John Webster