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 Post subject: [release] light rail trolleys
PostPosted: Wed Feb 16, 2005 11:32 am 
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I have converted some of the trolleys for use as light rail vehicles on narrow gauge tracks. All are using electified rails.


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PostPosted: Wed Feb 16, 2005 11:51 am 
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A little screenshot please. :)


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 Post subject: Re: Screenshots / [release]: more vehicle
PostPosted: Wed Feb 16, 2005 1:19 pm 
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Sorry, my screenshots for Locomotion don't work - I don't know why not but that's another issue for another section.

Release: another trolley for narrow gauge tracks, this is a Be 4/4 coupled by two sections and made for narrow gauge tracks


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 Post subject: Re: screenshot
PostPosted: Wed Feb 16, 2005 1:30 pm 
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It's all right - here is a screenshot. You see these are the trolleys built in the game but converted to run on narrow gauge tracks: :)


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That's really cool. :D

Makes me think if I should make my Green Line tram for the NEC set the same way.

Keep up the good work!

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Those are intriguing. Almost Interurban like. :)

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Just curious before downloading them. Would these vehicles override and replace the trams?


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 Post subject: Re: Trams
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No, they are all additions to trams. You can put them in your objects folder and they will not overwrite any of the trams.

This mod is just made for making tramways or light rail vehicles which are running on tracks separated from streets - the way in which much of todays tramways are operating.

But you will still keep your tramways where you can lay tracks for in streets.


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 Post subject: Re: Green Line
PostPosted: Fri Feb 18, 2005 9:57 am 
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It would be the best if tram tracks and narrow gauge tracks could be combined, so that trams could drive on streets in city centres and on their own tracks where there is enough space for - but I think this is impossible to implement within this game.


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I don´t think it would work. The rails on streets are closer to each other than the other track. But maybe... I hope it works.

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A picture of 2 Combi Trams in action in a map of Swiss Alps.


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hehe.. nice combi narrow train... it looks phat with a capital PH

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I like the idea, but are these converted trams ment to be a whole new concept next to the tram itself? Or is it just a tram riding on narrow tracks?

Because in my opinion, if it is ment to be that last ting, its not realistic. Bacause (most) trams use the same rail with as trains.... so not the narrow tracks.

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 Post subject: Re: Tramms on standard track
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Well, I can try to put trams on standard tracks, but I think therefore I should have to create larger tram models and I hate this because I have no experience at all in making new graphics for vehicles.

The idea behind setting trams on narrow gauge tracks was to realize trolley systems connecting towns while running on separate tracks. Sure, most of those trolley systems of today are using standard tracks, but in the past, you had more of them on narrow gauge tracks and I just wanted to create the classic overland trolley system of Central Europe. In Germany, there are only two of them left in their origin, all others were closed or converted to standard tracks. I think also, there were some of them in the past in Netherlands and Belgium?


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 Post subject: Re: Trolleys on tracks
PostPosted: Mon Mar 07, 2005 8:25 am 
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I have tried to create a trolley for standard tracks and I think it looks also well...

I think, there is more potential in this idea I thought myself.


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nice work!! Now if an artist is willing to do some new graphics it can be a great tram set!! :wink:

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What we need are Interurbans... the North American equivalent of that BE 8/8 Railcar thing. They would be a LIFESAVER in the North American levels that only have small towns (also one of the many reasons they existed IRL)

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What we need are Interurbans... the North American equivalent of that BE 8/8 Railcar thing. They would be a LIFESAVER in the North American levels that only have small towns (also one of the many reasons they exis IRL

You could use the N.L. mat'24 Blokkendoos for that.
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Those aren't a bad choice... It would be nice to have proper North American ones too, though, a good boxcab loco as well for freight :)

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 Post subject: Re: Interurbans
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I wish one could make more graphics for these vehicles...


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