Atomic Systems

If you use the left key to look forward on the left of a right hand drive loco,you still get the internal cab sounds ,but with a forward inside view.Which is preferential on a long nose hood diesel.

IKB.

If you mean jump to different locations,without scrolling through miles of route.Yes put the long/lat co-ordinates in for the location you want to be at.

IKB.

Some US custom cabs give that left hand forward view,but not by losing the "heads out" option,but from the left arrow key view.

IKB.

Well its my opinion,end of story.

IKB.

Yup i like the yank stuff and i have no british routes installed,nearly all USA and a couple of european.Some of the US steam loco`s are brilliant and i actually bought 3 packs of diesels, gp35`s,sd35`s and sd38`s ,all with custom cabs and sound.

regards,
IKB.

Posted this at train-sim.com ,for your info as well Mike. Mike i have used RR on all the folowing.......... Bodiddly Corp01 E Metro FBLine (desert route) Flatlands Hoogdam v4 Illinois Central JBJ (swedish route) Lintworld Marias3 PO&N5 Reedsburg Rocky Pass Seattle Seaview Unterland Usa NNJ (hoboken)...

Oh no ,i did another 2 with it yesterday and all was fine.


IKB

Just change the FOV number in camcfg to 99 ,gives you a nice telephoto lense effect.Can be used on camviews 2,3,4 and 6.

IKB.

I thought it was bloody stupid and spoiled a good route.

IKB.

Piccies i posted of Hoogdam route v4
It includes a lear jet in the install zip.
Then the route has rails in the sky,to fly it on,so you can view the route from above.Its an excellent route in its own right,but adding that seems way over wacky to me.

IKB.

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http://www.train-sim.com

IKB.

Anything GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY and anything from the USA.

IKB.

2900 'Saint' class introduction Three prototype versions of what was to become the 'Saint' class of locomotives were made in 1902/3. The first of these was number 100 and it was completely different to what the Great Western had produced before. Built to his ideas on standardisation of design, G. J....

4 sets of Mk2 coaches at train-sim.com.Very nice they look too.

IKB.