Many thanks for the Class 87 Cabview

Cabs in MSTS are based on three 2D images (left, front and right) along with some flicker-book style animated graphics to allow the controls to appear to move. Some amazing results can be achieved when you learn how to do it properly though!

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Many thanks for the Class 87 Cabview

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Thanks to JBilton, for the great Class 87 cabview, it looks much better than the Class 50 or Acela ones.

Thanks again.

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But how much in there is the work of JBilton?
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Enough :).

Thanks JBilton :)

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Try running the BVE 87 (built 2001) and then the MSTS 87 cab ("built" 2003) and come to your own conclusions...
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Try running the BVE 87 (built 2001) and then the MSTS 87 cab ("built" 2003) and come to your own conclusions...
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Try running the BVE 87 (built 2001) and then the MSTS 87 cab ("built" 2003) and come to your own conclusions...
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Class 87 cabview

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I would like to thank jbilton for making the 87 cab suitable for MSTS, I don't care if it is from the BVE one. It is correct for the class and makes driving an 87 feel right. I had several attempts at making something using the BVE screen shot but without success. So thanks again for the cabview.
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TomB wrote:Try running the BVE 87 (built 2001) and then the MSTS 87 cab ("built" 2003) and come to your own conclusions...
I am sorry Tom, I had no idea about this having never had BVE.

I thought it was a first attempt at an 87 cabview.

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I for one am thankful for anything that comes free. even if JBilton's work was originally BVE, he still had to adapt it.
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Thanks....anything that gets rid of the Acela has got to be worth having.
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In the Read me under "Credits" Jon wrote:

"Many thanks to all the original authors of the seperate bits", and permission was sought ect, so its all sorted! Alot of work had to be done and he put a lot of time and effort into the project, believe me! :D

Thanks Jon!

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Hi,

Jon's MSTS version of the 87 cab is based on the cab I designed for BVE along with Paul Robins' help a couple of years ago, and I put loads of work into the original as well.

Jon now has my blessing as far as using it for MSTS is concerned, so no problem there. :)

I think all three of us deserve equal credit along with anyone else who helped, regardless of who did what at whatever time for whatever reason and regardless of the simulator it was/is designed to run on, so it'd be logical and fair to thank all of us to some extent. ;)

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Well, well done all three of you.

Its the dogs nuts compared to the Acelas.

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