Also, I seem to have some trouble posting the pictures for some reason, Idk, maybe I'm just being nooby, but could some maybe hint to me how, because i uploaded and attached it but it didn't show on the post
Tucson, Arizona
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Loconoob
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Tucson, Arizona
This is a map gen rendition of some gray scale topo's that I got from the loco fan page. I decided to make it into a cool scenario that I could use as I live near here, and I also wanted to imitate GTAmaps' scenarios as they are so realistic. By far the hardest part was painting the textures onto the landscape. The scenery is same as real life as well. You must have earth slopes, and the Provo scenery pack because of the fly-over bridge and weeds selection, as well as the needed N. American high snow level climate. Hope you guys enjoy it. This is my first posting of a scenario or any attachment of that matter, so I hope for some feed back and maybe some pictures of your'e guys' game play on it.
Also, I seem to have some trouble posting the pictures for some reason, Idk, maybe I'm just being nooby, but could some maybe hint to me how, because i uploaded and attached it but it didn't show on the post
Also, I seem to have some trouble posting the pictures for some reason, Idk, maybe I'm just being nooby, but could some maybe hint to me how, because i uploaded and attached it but it didn't show on the post
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- Tucson AZ.sc5
- No planes because most defaults were replaced with a downloaded pack.
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Re: Tucson, Arizona
That's because the screenshots are .bmp files. Just open them with MS Paint and save as a .png file, and you will be able to post them.Loconoob wrote:Also, I seem to have some trouble posting the pictures for some reason, Idk, maybe I'm just being nooby, but could some maybe hint to me how, because i uploaded and attached it but it didn't show on the post
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Re: Tucson, Arizona
Thank you very much, here are some pictures:
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- Tucson valley area
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- Desert climate but the mountains see a lot of rain and snow, so mostly pine prevails up there.
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Re: Tucson, Arizona
Nice screens, thx.
Is there a designated route trough the mountain area up to the industries?
Have you got also some screens with some tracks running across?
Is there a designated route trough the mountain area up to the industries?
Have you got also some screens with some tracks running across?
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Just fold at the dotted line and cut it out with a pair of scissors. If you are under the age of 16 please ask one of your parents or an adult supervisor if she/he can help you.
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Re: Tucson, Arizona
No, no exact route except than just going by the coalmines back up to the other ones in the corner. I'm still working on making mainlines and stuff for it so no track routes yet, soon though. 
Re: Tucson, Arizona
looks good, the rugged maps are fun 
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For little boys, three things reign as supreme attention-keepers: tanks, heavy construction equipment, and trains, we all know why where here.
"Computer games don't affect kids; I mean if Pac-Man affected us as kids, we'd all be running around in darkened rooms, munching magic pills and listening to repetitive electronic music."
Re: Tucson, Arizona
Yet another map for me to start and to never finish... Looks great thanks for this!
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Re: Tucson, Arizona
I'm making another soon of Phoenix, AZ and it will have all the Highways and major roads to...if the roads are an interest of course.
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Re: Tucson, Arizona
Ohhhh...here are some pics of the Mainline going between the peaks to the north steel mill.
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