El Najera Subdivision
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cascaderailroad
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What is the measurement of that crossover using the Trainz ruler ?
I have found that 125' to 200' point to point, is pretty much prototypical.
I have found that 125' to 200' point to point, is pretty much prototypical.
Good Start, but where is all of the Scenery,Trees, Texturing, and Grades. Their all the things people enjoy the most.
~Andrew
Gotta agree with what he said. Its a good WIP, just needs some more work.
hert:wave:
It's mostly pictured as open land no nothing. Kinda like the countryside or desert. I was inspired to do this route when I had an AVID field trip to Chico State and I saw the UP Sac to Chico line and we ended up crossing the line via Highway 99. And I liked it enough to do a route like it except a less detailed route. As for the trees I was never a big tree scenery guy nor with textures. I feel like I enjoy it better without especially since I have more realistic features like grade xing's and plenty of them because I think people would enjoy using their locos to the fullest. I like having grade crossings because I love blowing the horn and watching cars yield to me. Once I upload it you can make any changes you want as long as you make unauthorized copies of it without my permission.
norfolksouthern37
what's a normal map?
a 45 mph crossover is at least 320 feet from one set of points to the other.
G'day,
Screenshots, why?
Next time when you go out in open country/dessert, have a good look around at the scenery, there is a loy of vegetation and life there.
Have a good one.
E.C.
G'day,
Why are you threatening us now with ore of them? What did we ever do to you?:hehe:
Have a good one,
E.C.
And you actually think this is done? Well, seems like expectations for routes have gone down a couple hundred notches. You go ahead with your little "I don't like scenery and trees and all that" load of crap, but you're doing nothing more than showing that your a big idiot.