Community Route CDs
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Community Route CDs
Hi very much like to buy one of your routes but if so are they self loading if not they would be too complicated for me to install . Thanks
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Re: Community Route CDs
Hi
Welcome to the forums.
Most if not all of the community CD's have self installers, a few clicks and they are ready to go.
Welcome to the forums.
Most if not all of the community CD's have self installers, a few clicks and they are ready to go.
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Re: Community Route CDs
One word of advice! Do not start off by getting one of the newer and bigger routes such as Thames-Mersey or Dorset Coast. They can cause problems. Stick to something like Burton-Derby or Steyning and if you want to have an easy ride and are into narrow gauge, try Talyllyn - absolutely delightful.
Tony (the old one)
Re: Community Route CDs
Thanks but can anyone tell me how to buy these CDs please
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Re: Community Route CDs
On the ukts home page
http://new.atomic-systems.com/asp/cdOrder.aspx
http://new.atomic-systems.com/asp/cdOrder.aspx
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Re: Community Route CDs
I would be grateful to know if anyone has news about the availability of the GWR Highworth Branch CD which is listed in the Route Registry as 'coming soon' ? (Hope this works - it's my first post)
Re: Community Route CDs
Hi Dave
And welcome to the forum...
The latest on the forum about Highworth is here:
http://forums.uktrainsim.com/viewtopic. ... =highworth
Not sure if anyone else has any newer news.
And welcome to the forum...
The latest on the forum about Highworth is here:
http://forums.uktrainsim.com/viewtopic. ... =highworth
Not sure if anyone else has any newer news.
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Re: Community Route CDs
Thanks Doug. Looking forward to asking your advice on one or two things at Harrogate and Keighley if you're there.
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Re: Community Route CDs
I always understood that Highworth was the Area 51 of Train Sim routes - everyone knows it exists... somewhere... though it does not appear on any official maps or in any catalogue - but intriguing occasional appearances of strange and wondrous objects have kept the rumour machine alive and well...
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Re: Community Route CDs
Thanks for all the info guys i would like to purchase the Steyning route plus the Burton Derby can anyone tell me please if they will self install like the commercial ones i have ie SVR etc. Thanks
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Re: Community Route CDs
Glyn has already answered the question - the community CDs come with an autorun program that leads you through the install in steps. Just install the globals first, then the route and finally the stock and activities.
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More like `The Bermuda Triangle` it`s gone in...... but will it ever come out?thenudehamster wrote:I always understood that Highworth was the Area 51 of Train Sim routes - everyone knows it exists... somewhere... though it does not appear on any official maps or in any catalogue - but intriguing occasional appearances of strange and wondrous objects have kept the rumour machine alive and well...