WIP Thread 8 - Anything New For RailWorks

[thetrainfan]

How do you manage to get F.O.V like that? I've tried adding a line of text in the startup settings of the steam menu but it hasn't made a difference

You need to ensure that you type it in correctly.

"-SetFOV=30" for example (excluding quotation marks).

[Irishrailguy]

How do you manage to get F.O.V like that? I've tried adding a line of text in the startup settings of the steam menu but it hasn't made a difference

Put '-SetFOV=15' in the launch options, make sure there's a space before the - if you have other settings in there already.

Kev

[cvo2010]

How do you manage to get F.O.V like that? I've tried adding a line of text in the startup settings of the steam menu but it hasn't made a difference

Put '-SetFOV=15' in the launch options, make sure there's a space before the - if you have other settings in there already.

Kev

Or go to: ?:\Steam\SteamApps\common\RailWorks\dev\scripts and open the file engineScript, then change the FOV value in "setFov(XX)", default is 65.

-- setup lighting environment
--
-- fogParams ( enabled, start distance, end distance, r, g, b )
--
-- bloomEnable ( enabled )
--
-- setFov ( fovDeg )
--
-- setDof ( nearPlane, focalPoint, farPlane )
--------------------------
-- This function is automatically run if the game is a debug build
function autorunDEBUG()
setFov(XX)
setDof(0, 4000)
end

-- This function is automatically run if the game is a release build
function autorun()
setFov(XX)
setDof(0, 4000)
end

Regards Claus

[tomhas2]

Northern Lines Update
Poulton-le-Fylde area has been started mainly the bridges which are more complex to get in place and lineside bits and bobs for tonight







Cheers, Tom

[winifred89]

Northern Lines Update
Poulton-le-Fylde area has been started mainly the bridges which are more complex to get in place and lineside bits and bobs for tonight







Cheers, Tom

I cannot wait for this route

[styckx]

This has been sitting on my PC for ages.. Decided to start applying dirt to it..

Going for a "There is a water shortage" look. Quite pleased with myself so far..

[sundog]

River Counter Mode..........

Looks like there's a rivet missing on one of the panels on the last but one piccy

Seriously, nice work Bill. I love stuff that looks a bit tired and actually "used" as opposed to factory-fresh. I hope you upload it to the library!

Ken

[styckx]

River Counter Mode..........

Looks like there's a rivet missing on one of the panels on the last but one piccy

Seriously, nice work Bill. I love stuff that looks a bit tired and actually "used" as opposed to factory-fresh. I hope you upload it to the library!

Ken

No worries. I saw that rivet missing myself and said to myself "Oh god.. I'm becoming `that guy'"

[tango4262]

River Counter Mode..........

Looks like there's a rivet missing on one of the panels on the last but one piccy

Seriously, nice work Bill. I love stuff that looks a bit tired and actually "used" as opposed to factory-fresh. I hope you upload it to the library!

Ken

No worries. I saw that rivet missing myself and said to myself "Oh god.. I'm becoming `that guy'"

This pacer looks very realistic, Well done on the hard work broski

[sundog]

It's happened to me in the past - so I thought... "why not?" Made myself cringe as well

Ken

[newbouy]

A single shot from a demo scenario for my "UK Very Foggy" weather pattern soon to be released.Its called "Fog On The Maerdy 1962" and it will be bundled along with the weather pattern.



Thanks Newbouy

[levisham]

That is excellent Newbouy. I imagine that there will be one or two screenshots posted using your "UK Very Foggy" weather pattern in the future?

[cvo2010]

That is excellent Newbouy. I imagine that there will be one or two screenshots posted using your "UK Very Foggy" weather pattern in the future?

I have to agree, it looks very convincing . I might post a screenshot or two with the weather pattern .

Regards Claus

[briyeo1950]

A single shot from a demo scenario for my "UK Very Foggy" weather pattern soon to be released.Its called "Fog On The Maerdy 1962" and it will be bundled along with the weather pattern.



Thanks Newbouy

I'm sure I remember fog in the early 1960's and before, having a yellowish tint to it.

From Wikipedia
On 4 December 1952, an anticyclone settled over a windless London, causing a temperature inversion with cold, stagnant air trapped under a layer of warm air.The resultant fog, mixed with chimney smoke, particulates such as those from vehicle exhausts, and other pollutants such as sulphur dioxide, formed a persistent smog, which blanketed the capital the following day. The presence of tarry particles of soot gave the smog its yellow-black colour, hence the nickname "peasouper"

Even here in Derbyshire we had very thick fogs with the yellow tint to it, and a strong sooty smell. Bus conductors could be seen walking in front of the bus guiding the driver as to the location of the kerb. Happy days.

[sundog]

Yes, I remember that sort of fog - and you could taste it too. Eeee youngsters nowadays don't know what they're missing!

Ken