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would it be possible for you to upload a savgame?

bwong wrote:would it be possible for you to upload a savgame?

Certainly.

I might upload more savegames, but have fun with this one!

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Emperor Jake wrote:By the way, i like the new feature that downsizeds images automatically so i dont have to crop them.

You still should so you draw focus to what you're showing us. It takes a little more effort but the effect is better and I don't have to look at half a screen of dull grass.

Badger wrote:

Emperor Jake wrote:By the way, i like the new feature that downsizeds images automatically so i dont have to crop them.

You still should so you draw focus to what you're showing us. It takes a little more effort but the effect is better and I don't have to look at half a screen of dull grass.

OK then. I just thought people might want to see the surroundings and be able to orientate themselves better as to where it is on the map.

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The age of electricity has arrived. With all of these new electric trams and metro trains, and an increasing number of people using electricity, we must build a power station and supply it with coal.

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is it just me, or are those local boats too small....?

bwong wrote:is it just me, or are those local boats too small....?

i was just wondering the same thing, its a micacle they survive the trip on that big body of water without being flooded over by a tiny wave

Bump

After a break from this thread, I'm back to continue the story!

Where you found that wagons from third picture?

Kogut wrote:Where you found that wagons from third picture?

They are part of the Early Start set http://www.tt-forums.net/viewtopic.php?f=26&t=41132
Same set the horses came from.

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In this picture of Ponsford, you can see that the city has three separate railway stations: Ponsford Central, which serves most long-distance trains; Ponsford Heights, which serves some local trains going east, and Fawood Central, which serves various regional trains going west.
Mr. Pick's 'secret plan' involves uniting these stations with...

Stop posting screenshots and work on your European set Jake

jake.grimshaw wrote:Stop posting screenshots and work on your European set Jake

More like the OBB Austrian Train Set!

EPIC BUMP:

Yes yes, Trains of Europe's coming along nicely, unfortunately one has to take breaks when he has to code between studying. So here's some new, random screenshots from my recent games.

First up is Trainforest, a game which I've been playing for over a year now with long breaks. So don't complain that I'm using an old version of FIRS or NuTracks, I tried upgrading it and it broke my metro systems And if you see some engines or wagons you don't recognise, it's because I've been scourging sprites on the forums and coding them for myself I have uploaded a savegame of Trainforest and a few screenshots a long time ago, you can find them here.

Let's begin with Lenwich - it is one of my busiest stations and is very efficient for its rather small size. (go to the old thread and find a picture of Lenwich there, it's grown a bit) This is the passenger mainline that connects Main Town with the rest of the network. It was taken at roughly the same place as here. Here is a large shot of south of Lenwich, with many lines visible including the high speed line. The railway museum is visible, complete with functioning streamlined Hudson and Duplex.

Here is a current map of the Trainforest network. I have savegames from 1935 or so onwards, so feel free to request any location, any time period from 1935. Bear in mind that there wasn't much there in the 1930s, but anything between Main Town, Badingsay and Accpool has always been there Here is Senport, a busy harbour with a metal foundry. It also serves for the transfer of various goods and supplies to trains, trucks and canal boats. Here is Main Town, the oldest station on the map. It is somewhat clogged and overcrowded, but the old building is heritage listed which makes expansion difficult.

Mr. Example wrote:May I see Godfield in the 1970s and the present please?

Sure
Godfield, 1975: Godfield in the current savegame: It has hardly changed
Since this is such a long-running game (probably my longest ever) I have some rather old locomotives still trundling around. This one is much older than it says, because of that silly bug OTTD used to have where it didn't display vehicle ages older than two hundred something years. Therefore the age of this vehicle is at least 600 years. And no, I can't keep track of it using the build date, because I've used the date cheat so much that it no longer makes sense. Never fear, I didn't use it in such a way that there are trains out of their time period

Here's an oldie for you:
Lenwich, 1939 Lewissay Bridge, 1935 Lewissay Bridge currently:

Last set for today:

The riverside town of Bradley's Green has quite a bit of industry and is affluent. There is a large sawmill, and the steel mill is just south of here (note the foundry transporters at the scrapyard) Badingsay station; it has been extensively rebuilt and moved since 1935. It needs a rebuild again soon, as it is quite congested. A rural image for a change: A livestock train waits for the tractors from other farms to help fill it up. If it weren't for the VAST Fences, these roads would be lined with houses and that would look ugly.