Graphics without .nfo files [needs coders!]

Bernhard · Post by **Bernhard** » 23 Aug 2004 12:36

Purno wrote:
Bernhard wrote:
Purno wrote:/me proudly presents:

TGV Atlantique

Can somebody please code it, this train is so great!

is it done?
What is done? Graphics are done, coding needs to be done.

Bernhard wrote:Purno. please look here: http://ttdgraphics.cjb.net/graphid.php?id=98
Hey! Good work! (Ehmm... why is my name in capitals and Lakie's name not?)

write error (korrect words?) , has no reason. i'm sorry

Purno · Post by **Purno** » 23 Aug 2004 13:03

Bernhard wrote: korrect words?

Ehmm.... it's correct (with a C)

Endre · Post by **Endre** » 23 Aug 2004 17:15

Szappy wrote: Well... it's up to me to decide... And I think real speed is perfect, no unbalancing. Just because it's hungarian, it shouldn't outrun a TGV

Well, OK, I didn't mean that. Maybe 120 km/h would be better, because the BVhmot would look the same and it reaches 120...Hm?

Oh, and:
Oh, my god, it looks perfect!!!
Gyönyörű!!!!!!!

Purno · Post by **Purno** » 24 Aug 2004 10:18

Okay, this graphics doesn't look that good, but that's probably because there are not much red colors in the TT-palette

(Picture)

Daan Timmer · Post by **Daan Timmer** » 24 Aug 2004 10:31

my idea

looks nice tho!

thanks purno

!

I saw that trian in my marklin catalogue. 2003/2004

and I thought, wouldend it be cool to place it in TTD ?? *somewhere* guess somewhere in the DB set?

however, I have <no> info about the specs of the train. all I know is that it is used for moving containers of cargo

Website · Post by **Lakie** » 24 Aug 2004 11:24

You could add another loading stage to it...

Anyways, good as normal.

Bernhard · Post by **Bernhard** » 26 Aug 2004 06:03

Hi Purno!
What do you think about this?
Real TTD Screenshot!!!!
[/img]
How must it look right?
Engine, 'first waggon', 8 * 'second waggons', Engine?[/img]

I had not much time yesterday, so i am not ready....

CZAR ALEKSANDER · Post by **CZAR ALEKSANDER** » 26 Aug 2004 06:49

hello Bernhard:

this picture of the TGV Atlantique is great looking how soon will the a playable gif for the game please leet me know

thank you

Czar Aleksander

THANK YOU I will wait until next Monday but I will get it when I return from
England in two weeks ok Bernhard.

thank's
Czar Aleksander

Bernhard · Post by **Bernhard** » 26 Aug 2004 06:54

i've got not very much time at the moment (family...)
I think you must wait until monday.........sorry.
But i took so much time from drawing till now... i guess you can wait???

Purno · Post by **Purno** » 26 Aug 2004 06:57

Bernhard wrote:How must it look right?
Engine, 'first waggon', 8 * 'second waggons', Engine?

IIRC, I included an consist in the png file.
IIRC, it was the way you said in the post:
Engine, 'first waggon', 8 normal waggons, 'second waggon', Engine

BTW, thanks a lot

Bernhard · Post by **Bernhard** » 26 Aug 2004 07:09

ok. i try to finish soon

thanks for drawing!

Singaporekid · Post by **Singaporekid** » 31 Aug 2004 06:30

Any progress on the TGV?
I made a SAR class 26 "Red Devil" 4-8-4 steamer

Bernhard · Post by **Bernhard** » 31 Aug 2004 07:01

no, sorry.
It's a hard job to understand the coding.
And it seems to me that the people, who knows how to do it don't want to help others too much.
The TGV is running, but i have to add more 'waggons'.
Yesterday i spent two hours to adjust all parts of the TGV in all directions on the railway, then i started to try the coding.
Unfortunately stopps TTD working if the code is too wrong, so after the 3 'blue-screens' i gave up for the moment.

I will try again tomorrow

Purno · Post by **Purno** » 01 Nov 2004 18:51

I guess I'm back

Website · Post by **Lakie** » 01 Nov 2004 20:06

Purno,

Think an old timer like me could try to code that for you?

Need some stats though.

[edit] Which reminds me, been sitting on a grf for a train of yours for a while

[edit #2] I have decided to code the TGV Duplex to keep my skills up, I won't release them unless you agree.
Been sitting on the bm73 both versions. (red and blue). I'll code the above first, then plan a release of it / them with you.
Also if you need any help Benhard just ask, and I'll quite happily add it to my list of to code / fix.

~ Lakie

Bernhard · Post by **Bernhard** » 02 Nov 2004 07:13

hi Lakie,
that can't be toooo hard for you

if you don't have time i would try............ i think i can code those trains now.

(i'm on work with some other types of S-Bahn, but i think i will finish soon, because i got so much help from you, thx again!!!))

Yellow Cab · Post by **Yellow Cab** » 02 Nov 2004 10:14

Hi Purno,

Your TGV Duplex is great, but there's one thing I do not agree with: it's nose seems to be too 'steep' (?). Last week I went to France by Thalys (OT: that's also the reason I haven't been working on my NS 1000), and have seen many Duplex TGV's. In fact the motorcars are the same as the normal TGV's. It's hard to explain, so I'll try with a picture:

I don't know if this makes it clear, but I can't find another way to explain it. I now see also that I've drawn an 'older' kind of TGV Atlantique. I don't know the names for TGV, but for Thalys it's PBKA (the rounder, newer kind) and PBA (the edgy ones, also used for the red TGV's and the TGV's of La Poste, the yellow ones). Both types are used for TGV Duplex too.

Yellow Cab

Website · Post by **Lakie** » 02 Nov 2004 15:39

Bernhard wrote:hi Lakie,
that can't be toooo hard for you

if you don't have time i would try............ i think i can code those trains now.

(i'm on work with some other types of S-Bahn, but i think i will finish soon, because i got so much help from you, thx again!!!))

You wish, I can code this, will be simple enough (I'm not completely out of practise).

nice for the offer though.
Hows the progress with the TGV Atlantique ?

Whats a S-Bahn ?

~ Lakie

Purno · Post by **Purno** » 02 Nov 2004 18:11

Yellow Cab wrote:Hi Purno,

Your TGV Duplex is great, but there's one thing I do not agree with: it's nose seems to be too 'steep' (?). Last week I went to France by Thalys (OT: that's also the reason I haven't been working on my NS 1000), and have seen many Duplex TGV's. In fact the motorcars are the same as the normal TGV's. It's hard to explain, so I'll try with a picture:

I don't know if this makes it clear, but I can't find another way to explain it. I now see also that I've drawn an 'older' kind of TGV Atlantique. I don't know the names for TGV, but for Thalys it's PBKA (the rounder, newer kind) and PBA (the edgy ones, also used for the red TGV's and the TGV's of La Poste, the yellow ones). Both types are used for TGV Duplex too.

Yellow Cab

Ok, then the train I drew probably isn't called "TGV Duplex"

(see attachment)

Yellow Cab · Post by **Yellow Cab** » 02 Nov 2004 19:18

Purno wrote: Ok, then the train I drew probably isn't called "TGV Duplex"

It sure is! One of the newer kind (don't know the name, for Thalys it is PBKA). And as you can see the front of the motorcar isn't steeper than that of a 'non-Duplex' TGV, however that's quite hard in this perspective. In fact is what I'm trying to explain: the Duplex TGV's only have new coaches, the motorcars are identical to normal TGV Atlantique's.

I know it's quite hard to get this clear. The only way to explain it brighter is to get yourself on a train to Paris as fast as possible. So, Purno, may I advice you?

Yellow Cab

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