40ft Intermodal Container Carriages
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Wow. Excellent pieces of work! Especially to get that quality out of Sketchup. Have you managed to import the wagon into RW yet?
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Re: 40ft Intermodal Container Carriages
Not yet
At the moment I have only exported static "clutter" items, so I need to work out the animation for the wheels and bogies
Also need to work out the containers, was hoping for more variety then the red/green/blue at the moment in RW, but that would require a lot of versions...
At the moment I have only exported static "clutter" items, so I need to work out the animation for the wheels and bogies
Also need to work out the containers, was hoping for more variety then the red/green/blue at the moment in RW, but that would require a lot of versions...


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Re: 40ft Intermodal Container Carriages
The variety shouldn't be too bad to do. In the simplest way you could just have copies of the same wagon each with different child object entries so that each displays a differently liveried container. This is how the Euro Container Pack works anyway.
Or... and I don't know if this would be possible; but you may be able to use some form of dynamic numbering to show a different container. It may be that the container has to be a permanent attachment (then you would only need two versions, one with and one without a container). The texture on the container could be changed like the destination textures on DMU/EMU stock can be by changing a letter or number of the wagon in the scenario editor.
Or... and I don't know if this would be possible; but you may be able to use some form of dynamic numbering to show a different container. It may be that the container has to be a permanent attachment (then you would only need two versions, one with and one without a container). The texture on the container could be changed like the destination textures on DMU/EMU stock can be by changing a letter or number of the wagon in the scenario editor.
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Now thats a cracking idea.
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Re: 40ft Intermodal Container Carriages
Looking good, I'll be looking forward to seeing these in RW.
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Hmm, some interesting ideas there, thanks very much - especially like the dynamic texturing idea, if that works...gypbrc wrote:The variety shouldn't be too bad to do. In the simplest way you could just have copies of the same wagon each with different child object entries so that each displays a differently liveried container. This is how the Euro Container Pack works anyway.
Or... and I don't know if this would be possible; but you may be able to use some form of dynamic numbering to show a different container. It may be that the container has to be a permanent attachment (then you would only need two versions, one with and one without a container). The texture on the container could be changed like the destination textures on DMU/EMU stock can be by changing a letter or number of the wagon in the scenario editor.
OK so the Pocket wagon is done...
(OK so I used a picture of a model one to help... "sort out"... the fine details...








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Re: 40ft Intermodal Container Carriages
Very wow. Can wait to stick some of these behind a 70. 

If only all problems on the big railway could simply be TAB'd past...
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Crikey, quick and superb work. Looking forward to these.
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Thanks Guys
well shouldn't be too hard to fix
Ahh interesting - I had a feeling that was the case...
well shouldn't be too hard to fix



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Re: 40ft Intermodal Container Carriages
All sorted 

Also the FFA Wagons are done, so just need the FGA to finish that set off...



So got the Lowliners left, any more requests?


Also the FFA Wagons are done, so just need the FGA to finish that set off...



So got the Lowliners left, any more requests?


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Wow, great stuff.
At the risk of being extraordinarily cheeky (and you knocking these out for fun by the looks of it) I can't ignore an offer. I know its not container related but I'd love a smallish hopper of some kind - it seems like a gap and something that would span many eras. http://paulbartlett.zenfolio.com/brironorehopperhkv sort of thing.
Just thought I'd ask, no pressure or anything. Will dance / reskin / send biscuits
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At the risk of being extraordinarily cheeky (and you knocking these out for fun by the looks of it) I can't ignore an offer. I know its not container related but I'd love a smallish hopper of some kind - it seems like a gap and something that would span many eras. http://paulbartlett.zenfolio.com/brironorehopperhkv sort of thing.
Just thought I'd ask, no pressure or anything. Will dance / reskin / send biscuits

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Funny you should mention that...bdy26 wrote:Wow, great stuff.
At the risk of being extraordinarily cheeky (and you knocking these out for fun by the looks of it) I can't ignore an offer. I know its not container related but I'd love a smallish hopper of some kind - it seems like a gap and something that would span many eras. http://paulbartlett.zenfolio.com/brironorehopperhkv sort of thing.
Just thought I'd ask, no pressure or anything. Will dance / reskin / send biscuits![]()
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I wanted to make a JNA Mendip Rail Bogie Aggregate Wagons, but couldn't find the plans...
Would a 25 1/2 Ton iron ore hopper do?
http://paulbartlett.zenfolio.com/briron ... #h19521b69
meanwhile the FGA Wagon is now done...





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Re: 40ft Intermodal Container Carriages
At the risk of sounding like a bit of a newbie.
The 3D model looks fairly complete there, so how far from being in RW are they?
The 3D model looks fairly complete there, so how far from being in RW are they?
If only all problems on the big railway could simply be TAB'd past...