The NYMR

Ricardo · Post by **Ricardo** » Sun Jun 06, 2004 1:16 pm

Now I know many people want this route and so of today i am starting it.
DEMing will start soon and markers after.

One question though hwere can i obtain the markers for routes?

Cheers Richard

MeridianNick · Post by **MeridianNick** » Sun Jun 06, 2004 1:19 pm

What happened to all your over routes?

Like the "super" GWML route you were cooking up?

rwaceyw · Post by **rwaceyw** » Sun Jun 06, 2004 1:19 pm

Nice to see an NYMR on the way

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Have a search for markers, tehres been quite a few threads on the recently

David

Ricardo · Post by **Ricardo** » Sun Jun 06, 2004 1:30 pm

A Virus wiped it off my machine back ups and all. And i had got as far as Didcot Basingstoke and Slough and couldnt face the time to do it again.

Cheers for the reply!

Cheers Richard

MeridianNick · Post by **MeridianNick** » Sun Jun 06, 2004 1:31 pm

Fair enough Richard, i'd recommend in future you keep back ups on a disk

johncarr · Post by **johncarr** » Sun Jun 06, 2004 2:04 pm

Are you aware that John Kendrick's hopefully soon to be released Yorkshire Coast Railway includes the stretch from Rillington to Whitby, ie Pickering to Grosmont, albeit with double track before the NYMoors group took over the line, AND, I believe a commercial group have their eye on it.

John Carr

Ricardo · Post by **Ricardo** » Sun Jun 06, 2004 3:06 pm

Well A. mine is modern day and B. mine will be freeware and much more enjoyable to all of u

Cheers Richard

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DEMed Up on the NYMR

Great

rwaceyw · Post by **rwaceyw** » Sun Jun 06, 2004 3:18 pm

How do you know it will be 'much more enjoyable' until your route comes out?

David

Ricardo · Post by **Ricardo** » Sun Jun 06, 2004 3:41 pm

Just Guessing

Cheers Richard

JohnKendrick · Post by **JohnKendrick** » Sun Jun 06, 2004 4:56 pm

johncarr wrote:Are you aware that John Kendrick's hopefully soon to be released Yorkshire Coast Railway includes the stretch from Rillington to Whitby, ie Pickering to Grosmont, albeit with double track before the NYMoors group took over the line, AND, I believe a commercial group have their eye on it.

John Carr

Thank you John. In case of any confusion the 'eye on it' refers to a commercial version of the NYMR, and not my YCR which will be available as a free download and UKTS CD as soon as I have received permissions to use objects from two object uploaders. I've been waiting nearly a month for these already, so sorry for any delay.

For screenshots of the YCR, there were a couple of threads about it in the screenshot forum about a month ago, though these didn't cover the NYMR section. I'll continue the screenshot series to cover that branch.

Out of interest, a forum user from the USA visited the NYMR recently and built a NYMR route too the night he got back to his lodgings!

John

Ricardo · Post by **Ricardo** » Sun Jun 06, 2004 5:09 pm

Thanks for undermining me. And i'm sorry i didnt no your route was going to be freeware.

Cheers Richard

rwaceyw · Post by **rwaceyw** » Sun Jun 06, 2004 5:14 pm

Out of interest, a forum user from the USA visited the NYMR recently and built a NYMR route too the night he got back to his lodgings!

Really? I don't think you could build 18 miles in a night....

David

johncarr · Post by **johncarr** » Sun Jun 06, 2004 5:16 pm

Thanks John for clarifying the commercial part of my entry.

I am fortunate by being involved in a small way to help John test his route, and anyone who tries to produce the NYMR route in future whether it be modern single track or the old double track, freeware or otherwise, will have to work very very hard to match John Kendrick's standard. I have seen a few routes in my time and this will take a lot to match as John looks for perfection, and is almost there.

For John, this is not a mutual admiration entry, just plain fact.

John

JohnKendrick · Post by **JohnKendrick** » Sun Jun 06, 2004 5:34 pm

rwaceyw wrote:
Out of interest, a forum user from the USA visited the NYMR recently and built a NYMR route too the night he got back to his lodgings!
Really? I don't think you could build 18 miles in a night....

David

Well I have a copy of it. It's just a single track in a Eurasia demmed landscape, but not a bad effort for a night's work. It's like many of the early routes that were uploaded to UKTS, ie very basic. It was interesting to compare the terrain of his route to mine! That was very much better than early uploaded routes.

John

Ricardo · Post by **Ricardo** » Sun Jun 06, 2004 5:39 pm

Well mine is the full deal

Cheers Richard