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Hi, I brought a Virgin Voyager for Trainz, and I really like it, but I don't like using Trainz as the control's are rubbish. I was wondering is there anyway of making the model usable for Microsoft Train Simulator or taking pictures of side views, front views, and roof view, and creating it for MSTS. It is for personnal use, and I wouldn't be selling it.

Thanks for any help.


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Get the updated MT voyager.

Fife Voyager (Scottish Central), Dorset Voyager and Springfield Voyager are on the UKTS route CDs.

There may be others I have missed.

Unfortunately you can't get this one......

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Yeah, I've got the Fife, Dorset, and Springfield voyager, but I really like the look of the Trainz voyager.
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what looks good in one program looks naff in another.

what looks good in MSTS would look amazing in Trainz, unfortunately you need to know what your doing and i mean its not as simple as it look's. What looks naff in trainz would look rubbish in MSTS.

There are very few and far between models that keep there glory between the two and the voyager isnt one of them unfortunatley.

iirc the Trainz voyager is based on the freeware one on this site.
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salopiangrowler wrote:
iirc the Trainz voyager is based on the freeware one on this site.
:-?

Its a completely new model. The only similarities is that both the trainz and msts Voyagers are based on the same train so will look similar

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aah right the MSTS models look better anyway.
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salopiangrowler wrote:iirc the Trainz voyager is based on the freeware one on this site.
No connection at all.
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buffy500 wrote:
salopiangrowler wrote:iirc the Trainz voyager is based on the freeware one on this site.
No connection at all.
:-? :( i know, as i said i prefer the msts model.
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salopiangrowler wrote:aah right the MSTS models look better anyway.
I know everyone has there own opinions an all but i beg to differ :wink:
http://www.railwaves.com/catalog/produc ... hot_02.jpg
I do think that this model is much better than the msts one!!!(no offence to the builder)
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None taken.
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at least it tilts in trainz & BVE.
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salopiangrowler wrote:at least it tilts in trainz & BVE.
Only tilts in BVE if you are using the "route randomizer", but that can make anything tilt. It'd be particuarly wrong as the BVE Voyager is a really 220 ;) As for MSTS, it's not possible is it?
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its tilting in the railwaves site shot of the trainz 221.
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Coxster wrote: As for MSTS, it's not possible is it?
no its not trains in msts use a single data line to travel along in the sim.
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Post by buffy500 »

Not entirely why people are wasting time discussing something that we clearly know is not possible in MSTS.

But hey ho, carry on.
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