Realistic snow.
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- spartacus
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Realistic snow.
A new download has appeared on train-sim.com supposedly giving 'realistic' falling snow, which from the screen shots looks pretty good. What I wanted to know is if anybody has tried it, how good is it really, are the files difficult to install (is it just overwriting old files, or altering them?) and are there any framerate issues? For various reasons i'm not able to test it out myself yet,
but would welcolm anybody's views.
I have the daytime files installed on Pat Daltons S & C Route.
If the link works there should now be a picture
<IMG width="841" height="585" SRC="http://album.atomic-systems.com/showPic.php/22422/Its Snow Joke.jpg">
or not.....
showing D1041 at Horton in a blizzard. Its early days yet but it does look the business. Something a 'still' picture can not convey.
You do get full installation instructions plus a choice of either light, medium or heavy snow.
Bob
OK, what am I doing wrong here....why no picture
If the link works there should now be a picture
<IMG width="841" height="585" SRC="http://album.atomic-systems.com/showPic.php/22422/Its Snow Joke.jpg">
or not.....
showing D1041 at Horton in a blizzard. Its early days yet but it does look the business. Something a 'still' picture can not convey.
You do get full installation instructions plus a choice of either light, medium or heavy snow.
Bob
OK, what am I doing wrong here....why no picture
- ianm42
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Atomic Albums don't like spaces in the file names 
http://album.atomic-systems.com/showPic ... 20Joke.jpg
http://album.atomic-systems.com/showPic ... 20Joke.jpg
- alan2
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At least post the picture Ian. 
<IMG width="841" height="585" SRC="http://album.atomic-systems.com/showPic ... 20Joke.jpg">
I must say, it look's good.
Just going over the pond.
<IMG width="841" height="585" SRC="http://album.atomic-systems.com/showPic ... 20Joke.jpg">
I must say, it look's good.
Just going over the pond.
Alan Heath
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- alan2
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Also has same effect after a couple of Pint's, then playing Msts.Fodda wrote:I've always had the precipitation set to off on my old system. Rain and snow have such a huge effect on frame-rate, and I honestly don't miss it now. Besides, after an hour and a half of snow on Marias Pass when I first got MSTS, I was feeling a bit woozey! It gets quite hypnotic after a while...
Alan Heath
Why does DOS never Say Excelent Command or filename ?!!?!??
To Err is human, computers output the errors at higher speed.
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- nickaxon
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So, just to summerise, is it worth those of us with Sky Conductor 2 d'loading this new realistic snow? Would we see any improvement over what Sky Conductor already gives us? And if we do d'load, will we lose the realistic snow settings every time we change the Sky Conductor settings! (My brain's beginning to hurt.)
Regards, Nick.
Regards, Nick.
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