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DanMacK
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by DanMacK » 28 Apr 2005 07:06
Coolness
Running 4 0-6-0T's on an 8 car train gets a bit ridiculous
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by Born Acorn » 28 Apr 2005 10:17
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by nilsi » 29 Apr 2005 12:49
Thank you for the pics,
will try to recolor it, but
do it yourself if you want.
May the best win :-)
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by SHADOW-XIII » 30 Apr 2005 09:25
any chances to see bridge separate ?
what are you looking at? it's a signature!
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by The Irish » 30 Apr 2005 09:27
Hi Shadow,
Bridge is part of the package, but it is already a seperate .grf file
You will see when you download it.
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by SHADOW-XIII » 30 Apr 2005 10:48
oh thx I though zip not include multiple files
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by Born Acorn » 05 May 2005 10:49
Has there been any progress?
and you should add this to Dinges' graphics website and the GRF Crawler.
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by PikkaBird » 05 May 2005 11:53
Born Acorn wrote: Has there been any progress?
and you should add this to Dinges' graphics website and the GRF Crawler.
Well the 0-8-0 is in but I'm not terribly happy with the graphics. I'm also working on some more wagon and carriage overrides.
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by DanMacK » 05 May 2005 18:22
Can't wait to see progress Pikka. This is turning out to be a fun little set
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by Born Acorn » 05 May 2005 22:32
PikkaBird wrote: DaleStan wrote: Hope this helped.
It certainly did, thankyou!
Tenders now show up on locos, although they don't show in the purchasing list..
I think there needs to be a separate image for such a thing to work right. I could be wrong though.
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by PikkaBird » 05 May 2005 22:39
Born Acorn wrote: I think there needs to be a separate image for such a thing to work right. I could be wrong though.
Yep. I worked out (in theory) how to do that, but my first attempt was a disaster and I decided that it wasn't worth the bother.
I've been working on some other projects tonight... do you think we need a QR set?
I will try and get an update on the BR miniset done this weekend.
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by krtaylor » 06 May 2005 00:59
You don't like the Aussie set that's under construction?
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by PikkaBird » 06 May 2005 02:27
krtaylor wrote: You don't like the Aussie set that's under construction?
Well I was joking.. I hardly built this loco for TTD.
A purely Queensland set could be interesting though. The railways up here (being lightly built NG for the most part) are
very different from those down south, and the slower speeds etc could make for an interesting challenge.
The loco in my post, as with almost all QR diesels, has a design speed of 50 mph!
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by Gilberreke » 06 May 2005 02:40
There's a problem with your aquaduct, the pillars are less broad than the top of the bridge, which makes the perspective look off. The rest is looking mightily awesome...
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by PikkaBird » 06 May 2005 12:39
Gilberreke wrote: the pillars are less broad than the top of the bridge
As I said before, making the supports any wider results in them clipping through the deck of the bridge.
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by Born Acorn » 06 May 2005 15:19
PikkaBird wrote: Gilberreke wrote: the pillars are less broad than the top of the bridge
As I said before, making the supports any wider results in them clipping through the deck of the bridge.
I tried to make it longer ( hope you don't mind my fiddling) and it seems to work with no clipping errors.
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by PikkaBird » 06 May 2005 15:24
Born Acorn wrote: I tried to make it longer ( hope you don't mind my fiddling) and it seems to work with no clipping errors.
Hmm,
Send it over, I'll have a look.
It may be that the clipping is just me.
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by Hyronymus » 06 May 2005 15:37
There's something odd with this bridge. If you look at the slopes you clearly see the bridge is in the center of the tile. Now look at the basement of the pilars. They are directly along the edge of the tile but aren't wider than the bridge, suggesting the bridge just shifted to the edges. I don't know if it's still a testy only, in that case the problem wouldn't be that big.
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by PikkaBird » 06 May 2005 16:40
Hyronymus wrote: There's something odd with this bridge. If you look at the slopes you clearly see the bridge is in the center of the tile. Now look at the basement of the pilars. They are directly along the edge of the tile but aren't wider than the bridge, suggesting the bridge just shifted to the edges. I don't know if it's still a testy only, in that case the problem wouldn't be that big.
It's the same issue as the tunnels - the perspective
has to be off like that to make it seem like there's any hope at all of a train/rv fitting under the bridge.
The default bridges are built the same way, but since they don't have solid foundations it's not as obvious.
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by Hyronymus » 06 May 2005 17:48
So what I did won't fit?
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