Re: NARS2 - the North American Renewal Set [2.02 21 Feb 09]
Posted: 24 Jun 2009 09:35
You're kidding, right?NekoMaster wrote:Not only would that knock off A LOT of coding
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You're kidding, right?NekoMaster wrote:Not only would that knock off A LOT of coding
Off you go and code it then...NekoMaster wrote:Not only would that knock off A LOT of coding
Hey, I can't code! This isn't even my set.Ameecher wrote:Off you go and code it then...NekoMaster wrote:Not only would that knock off A LOT of coding
Fool of a took.
Yeah, I think that adding a Capacity Refit option would be easier as you would only have to do it for the Bi Level, rather then code in a parameter that makes it change capacity with each style of bi levelPurator wrote:Maybe he _is_ kidding
But from my point of view it doesn't look like _too_ much work, because you already realized regearing (correct me, if i am wrong...).
I've never seen this combination in real life. Bi-levels tend to be used for high density commuter service and are often run at a fraction of their load capacities during off-peak runs. With this in mind, why load an already heavy code with even more stuff of questionable need?NekoMaster wrote:... with just 1 Mail car and 6 Bi Levels ...
Wally Look at Amtrak. Most long distance trains use Superliners which usally has a Heradge baggage falling apart.wallyweb wrote:I've never seen this combination in real life. Bi-levels tend to be used for high density commuter service and are often run at a fraction of their load capacities during off-peak runs. With this in mind, why load an already heavy code with even more stuff of questionable need?NekoMaster wrote:... with just 1 Mail car and 6 Bi Levels ...
Hmm ... I wonder if GO Transit would fall for that if they could get a bigger handout from the Ontario government?Comm Cody wrote:Wally Look at Amtrak. Most long distance trains use Superliners which usally has a Heradge baggage falling apart.
Well, maybe, but with all the s*** happing recently, I dont think the Goverment will help out much, even though GO's trains are still ailing when it comes to arriving on time (its usually OK during the warmer monthes but in the winter expect huge delays )wallyweb wrote:Hmm ... I wonder if GO Transit would fall for that if they could get a bigger handout from the Ontario government?Comm Cody wrote:Wally Look at Amtrak. Most long distance trains use Superliners which usally has a Heradge baggage falling apart.
You live in Canada? Ontario to be specific? You've experienced a lake effect blizzard? You've shoveled out a 40 foot driveway after a 30 inch snowfall? And then walked a mile to school because the school buses were cancelled, only to find that while shoveling you missed the announcement that school was cancelled too?NekoMaster wrote:Well, maybe, but with all the s*** happing recently, I dont think the Goverment will help out much, even though GO's trains are still ailing when it comes to arriving on time (its usually OK during the warmer monthes but in the winter expect huge delays )
What!? I do live in Ontario Canada, but I live in southern ontario in Oshawa, I walk 2 miles to school but the weather never gets so bad they close the schools ( even when It gets "bad" they still dont close the schools, though they may cancel school buses, but I dont goto school on a school bus cause the board says that 5 Km is within walking distance, what a load of bull >: ( )wallyweb wrote:You live in Canada? Ontario to be specific? You've experienced a lake effect blizzard? You've shoveled out a 40 foot driveway after a 30 inch snowfall? And then walked a mile to school because the school buses were cancelled, only to find that while shoveling you missed the announcement that school was cancelled too?NekoMaster wrote:Well, maybe, but with all the s*** happing recently, I dont think the Goverment will help out much, even though GO's trains are still ailing when it comes to arriving on time (its usually OK during the warmer monthes but in the winter expect huge delays )
G'wan! The exercise is good for you and it helps to build character!NekoMaster wrote:... cause the board says that 5 Km is within walking distance, what a load of bull >: ( )
I usually ride bike or when i have a few bucks Ill take the bus (I have to pay $2.85 for a ride x_x )wallyweb wrote:G'wan! The exercise is good for you and it helps to build character!NekoMaster wrote:... cause the board says that 5 Km is within walking distance, what a load of bull >: ( )
How do i fail? We dont have a clock towerPurator wrote:you fail
remember: what doesn't kill you, makes you stronger...
And I was so lucky, I could read clock of the tower of the school from my room...
For me, living next door to the school or close to it would be like living in heavnen and hell at the same time! Heaven because It would be hard to be late and I wouldn't have to go far, hell because its so close there should be no reason why I can't go unless im sick or I cant see more then a few meters in a blizzard. I like where I live and Im still going even if theres a closer High school, the closer one sucks and has bad rep. Anyways I think its time we get back on track here ^^Purator wrote:Well, its just a phrase. And additonally, I didn't want to refer directly to the clock tower, what I wanted to say was: "I had to walk less than 10 minutes to my school, my school was so close, I was able to read the clock..." (btw: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gymnasium_Engelsdorf that is it...)
A friend of mine lived next to school, she just walked less than a minute...
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