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griffinjim
Trainz "Veteran"
Does anyone know of any good Brisbane electric maps for Trainz? (Or just any Oceanian 36 gauge electric routes for that matter.)
Fergotrainboy
Hotbox Content
BRM002 and the rest of the gang pull the SSR emerald train up Oolong
Robert2004-1
Member
Hi
Can you tell me the dependancy of the grass in the picture SSR emerald train up Oolong please
Thanks
Robert2004-1
Can you tell me the dependancy of the grass in the picture SSR emerald train up Oolong please
Thanks
Robert2004-1
Looks like TurfFX Robert. Not really a "dependency" as such, just something you can add to a route in TRS19 and above
Jamie
TurfFX doesn't really have a KUID.
trainfan2017
Active member
Yes, they are the saved presets that most people using TurfFX don't use, well done David. TurfFX itself is easily modifiable from within a menu in Surveyor and totally changes the look and finished product of the turf itself. Similar to scrapbooks, can be uploaded as a KUID but aren't really an "asset" in itself.
ZecMurphy
Community Assistant
Hi Forester1
You can find some details on the TurfFX on our wiki here, including some video tutorials (note they are from the first release of TRS19, so there's a little more in the effect layers interface now!): https://online.ts2009.com/mediaWiki/index.php/Help:TurfFX_Effect_Layer
For a bit more on the Effect Layers in general, this page has the basics and links to each effect layer type: https://online.ts2009.com/mediaWiki/index.php/Effect_Layer
Effect layers are essentially 'paintable' effects for routes. We currently offer 3, TurfFX (which is animated procedural grass), ClutterFX (essentially scenery objects specified as 'clutter'), and Water Effects (the new WIP water system, which is currently in an early implementation in TRS19 SP4 and newer).
To use these you will need to use the new Effect Layers menu, rather than the Surveyor tabs (or asset list in Surveyor 2.0). However there are a few various preset assets for TurfFX to get you started, as well as the 'TurfFX' assets themselves (which configure the colour of the grass, along with it's general shape), which will be shown in the Effect Layers tool.
The main thing is that these can be 'painted' onto the route, like you would paint ground textures. Or alternatively you can specify ground textures to bulk apply the effect layers onto; this then allows you to very quickly apply them across a route; then simply remove it where you specifically don't want it.
Regards
Zec
You can find some details on the TurfFX on our wiki here, including some video tutorials (note they are from the first release of TRS19, so there's a little more in the effect layers interface now!): https://online.ts2009.com/mediaWiki/index.php/Help:TurfFX_Effect_Layer
For a bit more on the Effect Layers in general, this page has the basics and links to each effect layer type: https://online.ts2009.com/mediaWiki/index.php/Effect_Layer
Effect layers are essentially 'paintable' effects for routes. We currently offer 3, TurfFX (which is animated procedural grass), ClutterFX (essentially scenery objects specified as 'clutter'), and Water Effects (the new WIP water system, which is currently in an early implementation in TRS19 SP4 and newer).
To use these you will need to use the new Effect Layers menu, rather than the Surveyor tabs (or asset list in Surveyor 2.0). However there are a few various preset assets for TurfFX to get you started, as well as the 'TurfFX' assets themselves (which configure the colour of the grass, along with it's general shape), which will be shown in the Effect Layers tool.
The main thing is that these can be 'painted' onto the route, like you would paint ground textures. Or alternatively you can specify ground textures to bulk apply the effect layers onto; this then allows you to very quickly apply them across a route; then simply remove it where you specifically don't want it.
Regards
Zec
Continued WIP on my extension to the amazing work done by PWARE. This is an add on to the Peterborough Narrow Gauge Division and takes the line from Gladstone out to Port Pirie which is about an additional 50kms
Several images
Double Header 400 Class through the Huddleston Curves just east of Crystal Brook
Silverton Diesel test run over new standard gauge Crystal Brook bridge. Narrow Gauge bridge in the front view
View of the grain wharf. T Class with grain carts
BG624 passenger service on Ellen Street
Recreation of the Farewell Ellen Street tour with 621 passenger awaiting transfer of passengers to G402
T Class Oil wagons heading along narrow gauge line from Shell Depot up Ellen Street
NB: On the right hand side of the image new standard gauge line has been laid in preparation for the change over and decommission of the legacy NG services
Several images
Double Header 400 Class through the Huddleston Curves just east of Crystal Brook
Silverton Diesel test run over new standard gauge Crystal Brook bridge. Narrow Gauge bridge in the front view
View of the grain wharf. T Class with grain carts
BG624 passenger service on Ellen Street
Recreation of the Farewell Ellen Street tour with 621 passenger awaiting transfer of passengers to G402
T Class Oil wagons heading along narrow gauge line from Shell Depot up Ellen Street
NB: On the right hand side of the image new standard gauge line has been laid in preparation for the change over and decommission of the legacy NG services
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Fergotrainboy
Hotbox Content
Hey I believe it is the TurfFx. If that is the case I believe this is the right KUID for it.
<kuid2:661281:65050:4> TFX - Grass Long 20 - Seasonal
There is also a mixture of
<kuid2:328583:3199:1> JVC(M)Grass#2e spline grass only
<kuid2:661281:75060:2> Bush Broom Snake Weed 1 - Seasonal
<kuid2:661281:75110:3> Grass 9l - Seasonal
<kuid2:523:19723085:1> Tree MapleShrub 01
<kuid2:328583:20269:1> JVC#(Gr2) Wildflowers MIX B
griffinjim
Trainz "Veteran"
Is that a swing door I see? Looks amazing!
I'm guessing it'll private though, at least for the time being.
