[released] U.S. and Swiss Railcars - Trams - updated -

barney_5uk · Post by **barney_5uk** » 17 Mar 2005 18:34

As proposed, here are again all my modified vehicles, sorted and packed together in sets:

- US RDC railcar and additions

- Swiss railcars for narrow gauge and rack rails

- Trams and suburban trains for overhead el. railway tracks

- Steam tramway

- updated with some more rolling stock (see below) -

Bernard

barney_5uk · Post by **barney_5uk** » 17 Mar 2005 18:41

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All my modofied trams set:

- Trams for narrow gauge tracks

- Trams for standard track

- Steam Tram

new are Diesel tram and large trams carrying more passengers (tuna can)

barney_5uk · Post by **barney_5uk** » 17 Mar 2005 18:45

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Suburban trains - overhead electrified and Diesel, narrow gauge
Subway trains - standard gauge, 3rd rail electrified

barney_5uk · Post by **barney_5uk** » 17 Mar 2005 18:49

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Swiss Railcars for passengers / narrow gauge and rack rails
updated: added Diesel railcars for NG rack rails

Illegal_Alien · Post by **Illegal_Alien** » 17 Mar 2005 18:56

Is it possible to make the narrow gaug trains to take the corners faster ?

barney_5uk · Post by **barney_5uk** » 17 Mar 2005 19:08

in trackng.dat you have

<variable name="curvespeed" size="2">150</variable>

while this entry is in trackst.dat

<variable name="curvespeed" size="2">400</variable>

I haven't tried it yet, but changing this value in trackng.dat should work.

Bernard

Illegal_Alien · Post by **Illegal_Alien** » 17 Mar 2005 20:47

Hmm, cant get them to an XML format.

barney_5uk · Post by **barney_5uk** » 18 Mar 2005 06:20

Unfortunately, I have no trackng.dat and trackst.dat left without further modifications, so if I would release it here it won't work for others.

But you can use Loco Tool for modifications you can do in your own. There is a download for Loco Tool here in this forum and when you have installed it you have to go to you Windows explorer and drag the .dat file you want to be decompiled onto Loco Tool .exe file. For compiling of .xml file you do the same.

Bernard

barney_5uk · Post by **barney_5uk** » 09 May 2005 18:12

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A wagon for Ce 2/2 tram. It looks like the Ce 2/2 motor car w/o trolley and as you see it may be mixed with my steam tram.

also included Cm 2/2 Diesel tram with trailer

Bernard

G-TANK-G · Post by **G-TANK-G** » 09 May 2005 18:37

well, i'm not sure you could do it BUT, on the tram track construction you can take off the overheads (tell me if im wrong). well, why not make desiel trams?

Illegal_Alien · Post by **Illegal_Alien** » 09 May 2005 18:42

G-TANK-G wrote:well, i'm not sure you could do it BUT, on the tram track construction you can take off the overheads (tell me if im wrong). well, why not make desiel trams?

I have never seen dieseltrams?

G-TANK-G · Post by **G-TANK-G** » 09 May 2005 19:55

well... it don't mean we cant make one or two for loco.

barney_5uk · Post by **barney_5uk** » 09 May 2005 20:04

Diesel trams were (and maybe are) used by some narrow- gauge railways. They were not so in common use, but there were a few of them in more rural areas. As soon as I have time left for, I will go forward with development - next I will release the Swiss narrow gauge railcar for 3rd rail (standard track) and also a Diesel version, but I need some more time for.

Bernard

See below - an existing Diesel version of the Combino Tram from Germany and a Diesel light rail from Alicante, Spain

metalangel · Post by **metalangel** » 09 May 2005 21:08

http://www.octranspo.com/Train/Cathy_pi ... enboro.jpg

The Ottawa 'O-Train' is a diesel light-rail vehicle.

G-TANK-G · Post by **G-TANK-G** » 09 May 2005 21:24

ha ha, i never knew there were diesel tram exsited i just thought they're must be one. but anyhoo, these trams would be awesome to have. i like your narrow gauge engines btw i as thinkin that we needed some.

Illegal_Alien · Post by **Illegal_Alien** » 09 May 2005 22:17

metalangel wrote:http://www.octranspo.com/Train/Cathy_pi ... enboro.jpg

The Ottawa 'O-Train' is a diesel light-rail vehicle.

But thats not a tram

(At least not as far i can see

)

metalangel · Post by **metalangel** » 09 May 2005 22:34

Well, it's not a standard-gauge railcar either, it's almost certainly narrow-gauge. Which is why I think it fits, given we've apparently decided here that narrow gauge and tram gauge are the same

barney_5uk · Post by **barney_5uk** » 10 May 2005 06:46

There is just one we can separate trams from light rails. Trams are moving through street traffic while light rails have same or similar vehicles as tramways but their tracks separated from street traffic. But in reality, you have also trams using both streets and separated tracks, so I think it's not easy to make differences there...

Bernard

chevyrider · Post by **chevyrider** » 10 May 2005 08:17

It's difficult to say when it's a tram or lightrail.
But a tram is mostley much lighter and can take corners with the same radius as cars do. The lightrail can't.
Lightrail has also a much higher top speed.

m0b1u5-0n3 · Post by **m0b1u5-0n3** » 10 May 2005 09:21

Illegal_Alien wrote:Hmm, cant get them to an XML format.

Right click on the XML file and select "Open with Notepad", you can edit it from that.

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