Could someone please point me in the direction of a tutorial / thread with some useful info on creating station name boards...?
Many thanks!
Station Name Signs...
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- briyeo1950
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Re: Station Name Signs...
Are you wishing to model some station signs? if so what software will you be using? Or would cloning an existing sign and repainting the texture be what you are after?
Re: Station Name Signs...
I don't know what is required either way! My guess is that cloning a suitable modern sign and putting a replacement skin on is the easiest solution...briyeo1950 wrote:Are you wishing to model some station signs? if so what software will you be using? Or would cloning an existing sign and repainting the texture be what you are after?
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There's various signs in the library that you can reskin if you ask permission from the Authors.
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Re: Station Name Signs...
Ben is right, there are, I used these before and found them very useful.
http://www.uktrainsim.com/filelib-info. ... leid=27325
But if you want to try your hand at cloning signs or anything else, Mike Simpsons tutorial could help.
http://www.rstools.info/tutorials/Reski ... lWorks.pdf
What style of sign is it that you need?
http://www.uktrainsim.com/filelib-info. ... leid=27325
But if you want to try your hand at cloning signs or anything else, Mike Simpsons tutorial could help.
http://www.rstools.info/tutorials/Reski ... lWorks.pdf
What style of sign is it that you need?
Re: Station Name Signs...
Thanks for the pointers.
I need some contemporary signs for existing and proposed stations on the Arriva Trains Wales network between Cardiff and Bridgend.
At some stage I also hope to back date my route to the steam / early diesel era - but that would be a long way off.
I need some contemporary signs for existing and proposed stations on the Arriva Trains Wales network between Cardiff and Bridgend.
At some stage I also hope to back date my route to the steam / early diesel era - but that would be a long way off.
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Re: Station Name Signs...
Ok, so they are illuminated signs then like these?


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Re: Station Name Signs...
We could always bombard RSC with requests to have an editor within the route building tools to re-skin various custom signage for our routes and make it easy for everyone. Seems utterly ridiculous to leave something so obvious and useful out.
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They said they would do that a couple of years ago when they were asked, but as usual nothing would happened......DocklandsProject wrote:We could always bombard RSC with requests to have an editor within the route building tools to re-skin various custom signage for our routes and make it easy for everyone. Seems utterly ridiculous to leave something so obvious and useful out.
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Re: Station Name Signs...
Please tell me that is a photo of Cardiff Central, not a model... !
Cardiff, obviously, would be like that.
Smaller stations, like Pontyclun, are a small, simple white sign with an ATW turquoise stripe along the bottom
Cardiff, obviously, would be like that.

Smaller stations, like Pontyclun, are a small, simple white sign with an ATW turquoise stripe along the bottom