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Fairly Up To Date England?
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Fairly Up To Date England?
Can anyone shed some light on this....in the Route downloads section there is a Fairly Up To Date England route listed but no files are in it.
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- Zackybong1
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- peteworsley
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You're dead right - well spotted!
I have just uploaded a route called "Fairly Up-to-Date England" - it is in the hands of the Moderators and will hopefully appear soon. I had a problem uploading one of the files which led to it appearing in the index before it was complete for approval.
It is a fantasy route, developed, with thanks, from James Hunt's Modern England route - the electrification has been removed and the basic effect moved back to the sixties and seventies. The main route has been signalled in Alan Thompson's colour light signals, while a new 30 mile secondary main line has been built and signalled with Edmund Kinder's BR Semaphore signals.
Part of the single track branch has been converted into the preserved South Midland Light Railway (18 miles end-to-end).
A lot of scenic treatment has been added which unfortunately makes the files rather large - best suited to broadband. If there is sufficient interest, I will make arrangements for CD distribution.
There is a stand-alone _INFO file which contains the readme, a route map and some screenshots - I hope this will help you to decide whether to download the rest .
Hope you like it
Best wishes to all
PW
I have just uploaded a route called "Fairly Up-to-Date England" - it is in the hands of the Moderators and will hopefully appear soon. I had a problem uploading one of the files which led to it appearing in the index before it was complete for approval.
It is a fantasy route, developed, with thanks, from James Hunt's Modern England route - the electrification has been removed and the basic effect moved back to the sixties and seventies. The main route has been signalled in Alan Thompson's colour light signals, while a new 30 mile secondary main line has been built and signalled with Edmund Kinder's BR Semaphore signals.
Part of the single track branch has been converted into the preserved South Midland Light Railway (18 miles end-to-end).
A lot of scenic treatment has been added which unfortunately makes the files rather large - best suited to broadband. If there is sufficient interest, I will make arrangements for CD distribution.
There is a stand-alone _INFO file which contains the readme, a route map and some screenshots - I hope this will help you to decide whether to download the rest .
Hope you like it
Best wishes to all
PW
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Hi all, yes im still working on my version of the route. It is named "UK Regional". Hopefully ill get it released (scenery unfinished in places) sometime before the end of Feb.
Ive already got the "Fairly up to date England" as pete sent it me on Cd to test for him. I think its great, and ill release some activities for it real soon.
Thanks guys,
Lee
Ive already got the "Fairly up to date England" as pete sent it me on Cd to test for him. I think its great, and ill release some activities for it real soon.
Thanks guys,
Lee
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This route has a few immediate problems. 
Its in zip format and includes no readme, as to what is contained, what to do with it, and any issues we should be aware of.
Second is that its folder paths are the default MSTS install. Which is no good for many people who dont use the default install. Like me.
It contains a max file of one of the stations, which can be de-meshed and edited.
Running out of London, i got to a very empty area of scenery and the route crashed with a missing ace file :: 0chim.ace
Its in zip format and includes no readme, as to what is contained, what to do with it, and any issues we should be aware of.
Second is that its folder paths are the default MSTS install. Which is no good for many people who dont use the default install. Like me.
It contains a max file of one of the stations, which can be de-meshed and edited.
Running out of London, i got to a very empty area of scenery and the route crashed with a missing ace file :: 0chim.ace

