Animated rail workers

[jevon]

Lately I've seen a couple of vids of RW scenarios with animated rail workers. Are these default in RW? If so, I've looked for them in the assets but haven't been able to locate anything but static figures. If they're an add-on, can someone tell me where I can get them?

Thanks a lot

- Jev

[overmarze]

There with the Iow

[gavo01]

There with the Iow

Which comes very highly recommended.....from me at least, having purchased it recently....

[emrhd01]

Also, there are these are additional ones, of Railwaymen in the 1950's, kindly made available by M1ckran (Michael Randle) :

Railwaymen 1950's Pack 05 [1914328 bytes] - Railwaymen_1950s_Pack05.zip File ID: 20901 Date: 24 Mar 2009 - 1130 Downloads

Railwaymen 1950's Pack 04 [1937911 bytes] - Railwaymen_1950s_Pack04.zip File ID: 20900 Date: 24 Mar 2009 - 1036 Downloads

Railwaymen 1950's Pack 03 [1698892 bytes] - Railwaymen_1950s_Pack03.zip File ID: 20899 Date: 24 Mar 2009 - 1034 Downloads

Railwaymen 1950's Pack 02 [1913685 bytes] - Railwaymen_1950s_Pack02.zip File ID: 20890 Date: 23 Mar 2009 - 1067 Downloads

Railwaymen 1950's Pack 01 [1985033 bytes] - Railwaymen_1950s_Pack01.zip File ID: 20878 Date: 23 Mar 2009 - 1135 Downloads

Be nice if a set of 'Trainspotters' could be produced with Duffle coats, so they could be position at the Lineside/Platform ends, perhaps one with a camera that flashes (I did say camera that 'flashes' ) occasionally.

[Wikkus]

Be nice if a set of 'Trainspotters' could be produced with Duffle bags, so they could be position at the Lineside/Platform ends, perhaps one with a camera that flashes (I did say camera that 'flashes' ) occasionally.

lol, Rob.

Depending on the period modelled, we'd also need the de rigeur Thermos flask and satchel...

Rik.

[emrhd01]

Be nice if a set of 'Trainspotters' could be produced with Duffle bags, so they could be position at the Lineside/Platform ends, perhaps one with a camera that flashes (I did say camera that 'flashes' ) occasionally.

lol, Rob.

Depending on the period modelled, we'd also need the de rigeur Thermos flask and satchel...

Rik.

Very True Rik.

[jevon]

There with the Iow

Cool. I have the IOW. Where are these guys located in the assets flyout in the route editor?

Thanks.

- Jev

[overmarze]

Click on the head people/animal./vehicles.
Then select workman

[jevon]

Click on the head people/animal./vehicles. Then select workman

"Island Line" has to be ticked under RSDL in the enable assets flyout.

Now I can see the little buggers.

Thanks to all for the info.

- Jev

[markjudith]

Whilst on the subject of people and taking into consideration the charity RW have chosen to support, it may be a good idea to have some model figures of children?

(without hoods)

Mark

[Wikkus]

Whilst on the subject of people and taking into consideration the charity RW have chosen to support, it may be a good idea to have some model figures of children?

Good call, Mark.

(without hoods)

lol, aye, and the half house-bricks

Rik.

[longbow]

Photographers and children are good ideas, along with Permanent Way workers, station staff, and fat/short people.

Better still let's have a few scriptable characters eg a waving signalman that can be triggered by a passing train or a scenario instruction.

[karma99]

Photographers and children are good ideas, along with Permanent Way workers, station staff, and fat/short people.

Better still let's have a few scriptable characters eg a waving signalman that can be triggered by a passing train or a scenario instruction.

Must admit, I've been thinking of this as a nice triggered animation for a while, but it's outside of my (and the Blender exporters) skills...

[overmarze]

That bloke looks like he has a gun in his hand lol

[longbow]

Looks like it should be a conductor's baton rather than a token!

Pete, animated token pick-up/catching apparatus is presumably possible triggered by a passing train, with the token rotating in or out of view once triggered. For a bigger challenge the wierdly wonderful Whitaker apparatus used on the S&D would be entertaining. See the video here:

http://www.sdrt.org.uk/resources/whitaker/index.htm