Atomic Systems

Welcome, but watch out, there'll be some people wanting to steal your cookies, there will.

Arr!

Must say, juicy looking cab. Imagine if we got lucky and had a set of photographs like those for every cab in creation.

*keeps on dreaming*.

Or a thermo-nuclear device...

Most interesting thread! Though not as spectacular as most of your stories, i have one myself. Nothing special, easily explained but still. Must've been sometime in the morning, can't remember exactly, i was heading for bristol on a rather stuffy 150. Naturally, everyone opened the windows, and as w...

delticbob wrote:

Hi Bob,

The mayhem can begin?

It never went away!!

Aww, and i thought it was something to do with me..

Fifth

There's something strangely sinister about hidden users..

To anyone who's noticed my absence.. Im back. For now. Oh yes. Now the mayhem can begin, or something.

Im sorry, i have to comment. Please don't flame grill me, its my opinion. An error such as the one you have commented on is -not- worth scrapping everything and throwing the program in the bin. Program designers are not perfect, and can quite easily make mistakes. MSTS is the first attempt for KUJU ...

And rain on the Cab Windows!!

Not forgetting the ability to switch to the other Cab.

(The More i say it the more likely (in theory) it is to occur)

I find the best way to line up Cabs is to have a consist with two of the same loco facing each other. Then, its just trial and error until it looks right.

Yes, you're probably right!

Ahh well, it was an idea..

As an afterthought, I was thinking about how most activities only run for a few hours at most. I noticed Bob Peach's activitiy (A Day in the life) was set as 24 hours, however this was split up into 4 individual ones. Are there any limitations on doing an activity that really does last for 24 hours?...

I hope Xtracks doesn't rear its head again...

I intend to do a few activities when i receive the route (thanks Pat), however i hope i don't have to work around that kinda problem!

Looks Good! The roof texturing in the shot at the top of the page looks very realistic, too.

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