Atomic Systems

Hello everyone, been a while...I've been lurking, posting every now and then, but I've tried every which way on this one and I still can't seem to make any head way on it. RW3 seems to struggle to get above 30fps on the Lowest setting on Autumn rain with this setup: Manufacturer : Hewlett-Packard Co...

My money is on a 2251 class.

There are not many Preserved railways where one can travel in a Third Rail EMU as a passenger while it is on the juice. With the exception of Preserved Railways that are lucky enough to have an MLV. I find it relaxing to be able to take a ride as a passenger, it used to be something I enjoyed doing ...

Yes, I thought it was something daft I did, I forgot to put the MBS in :drinking: Now I can hear those motors and YES, they've nailed it. It's absolutely spot on imho, and well done to Zane and co for that. 8) I've turned the EAX off and the ticking isn't quite as noticeable to me now, not when draw...

Hmmm...so if you can hear the traction motor whine...perhaps I'm doing something wrong. I shall have a tinker around and see what happens.

I believe she has EP brakes.

No, the compressor for me is a different sound, very recognisable, the clicking sound is permanent for me.


Anyway, a quick question for the mods, given the circumstances around this add-on, is there a guideline on what we can and cannot discuss and are screenshots allowed?

Lovely model, although the Greyhound stripe remains I see. Sounds are...good and bad, I don't seem to have any traction motor sounds, and the ticking is quite loud, certainly louder than I remember. The horn sounds very nice though, and the right away bell is welcome...and the all important compress...

4CIG news

http://railsimulator.blogspot.com/2011/ ... g-wip.html

Really been looking forward to this one. Congrats on getting it done. Now have some well earned rest.

http://entwicklerblog.tml-studios.de/in ... id=410&L=1

Where's Southern Belle!

Ha, that takes me back, we had Southern Belle on the C64. I used to fire and my Dad would drive

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLL-WoG5kzc

The rider and his steed.

Here's a picture, I won't post it directly because it's rather large, I didn't want to shrink it and lose the image quality. Anyway, the picture is from Ivo Peters excellent book "The Somerset and Dorset in the Sixties" which is well worth a look at, and if you do decide to get it, be sure to get hi...