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more screenshots!
Hi all,
Got 2 new web articles today - Matt's account of the Leipzig Demo, and a few announcements accompanied with some screenshots! Check it out at http://www.railsimulator.com
Got 2 new web articles today - Matt's account of the Leipzig Demo, and a few announcements accompanied with some screenshots! Check it out at http://www.railsimulator.com
please do not hit me!!
The screenshots are FANTASMAGORICAL (never had to spell that before and will never try again)
Just one observation. There is no grease on the buffers. They just look like grey squares.
Other than that, WOWZERS!
Regards
Tazman
Just one observation. There is no grease on the buffers. They just look like grey squares.
Other than that, WOWZERS!
Regards
Tazman
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http://www.railsimulator.com/images/101passenger.jpg
On the far right is that man defacing the station
Very realistic
Cheers
David
On the far right is that man defacing the station
Very realistic
Cheers
David
Vandals!
Yes he is. He is spraying .... TANGO WAS HERE!!!
Tazman
tango4262 wrote:http://www.railsimulator.com/images/101passenger.jpg
On the far right is that man defacing the station![]()
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Very realistic![]()
Cheers
David
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I still don't like the look of that track...........concrete sleepers, very clean ballast, no chairs or clips.......and fish plates with bolts?.
I'm no permanent way expert....but that doesn't look right to me.
Cheers
Jon
I still don't like the look of that track...........concrete sleepers, very clean ballast, no chairs or clips.......and fish plates with bolts?.
I'm no permanent way expert....but that doesn't look right to me.
Cheers
Jon
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Realise HST's throw out plenty of clag when accellerating along with run-down class 47's but diesel exhaust is usually almost imperceptable.
One extremely unrealistic quality of MSTS and Trainz models.
Seen heaven knows how many class 66's today and two Voyagers and none exuded anything more than a heat haze.
Cheers
John
One extremely unrealistic quality of MSTS and Trainz models.
Seen heaven knows how many class 66's today and two Voyagers and none exuded anything more than a heat haze.
Cheers
John
Matts post
I was reading Matts news on the KRS site. He does not mention it at all on there. The editor i mean. I certainly think it looks very user friendly. But I must say that I have never had a proper go at builidng a route. I just do not have enough time during my pretty hectic days.
The MSTS editor when i did play with it had many do's and don'ts, and was very easy to crash it (sorry if i am knocking MSTS a bit hard there).
I will certainly have a bash tho at taking the time to explore this editor. It really does look a hundered times more user friendly.
Regards
TheTazman
The MSTS editor when i did play with it had many do's and don'ts, and was very easy to crash it (sorry if i am knocking MSTS a bit hard there).
I will certainly have a bash tho at taking the time to explore this editor. It really does look a hundered times more user friendly.
Regards
TheTazman
KlausM wrote:In the editor picture, I just discovered a new fourth icon, a train symbol, in the main toolbox. It could be that this is function I was deeply missing in Leipzig, namely the ability to place rolling stock onto the tracks.
Klaus
Re: Matts post
Yep , in the pics Klaus posted from Leipzig the editor looked well designed and this pic from Kuju confirms it for me at least . If , as Kuju says on their website this sim is " for everyone from the casual train fan to the dedicated enthusiast " there is a real need for an easy to use interface that will attract new buyers to the genre and keep them interested in using the software. No doubt some may disagree with the design but we must remember it's not just for the experts (TheTazman wrote: I will certainly have a bash tho at taking the time to explore this editor. It really does look a hundered times more user friendly.
Have to agree with jbilton , I'm not sure about the track we're seeing here
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Re: Matts post
It sounds too friendly to me, and not very realistic.TheTazman wrote:I was reading Matts news on the KRS site....................... . It really does look a hundered times more user friendly.
Regards
TheTazman
In fact isn't it how you control Trainz locos.
Unfortunately doesn't really bode well for the accurate physics, we were hoping for.
Cheers
Jon
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