Posted: 08 Apr 2005 15:37
Dan Mack, where did you get the nice smoke that can be seen on your pictures on your steam engines?
thx
thx
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Posted: 08 Apr 2005 15:54
Probably by reading the Manual.
Posted: 08 Apr 2005 15:55
Hi AvAtAr,
This is the normal steam as everybody has.
The only thing is that he has tweaked the switches a bit, so there is more steam generated and it stays for longer on screen. You can do that with the Patch.
I think it is the moresteam switch and it has two parameters... Try to check the Wiki-pages.
http://wiki.ttdpatch.net/tiki-index.php?page=MoreSteam
rgds
Paul
[edit] Damn, Rob was quicker again... [/edit]
This is the normal steam as everybody has.
The only thing is that he has tweaked the switches a bit, so there is more steam generated and it stays for longer on screen. You can do that with the Patch.
I think it is the moresteam switch and it has two parameters... Try to check the Wiki-pages.
http://wiki.ttdpatch.net/tiki-index.php?page=MoreSteam
rgds
Paul
[edit] Damn, Rob was quicker again... [/edit]
Posted: 08 Apr 2005 16:25
Posted: 08 Apr 2005 18:28
Hi, i have just got my us station set to work so now i have all the freight stations (exept the lumber one for some reason) but i have seen pictures of 5 platform massivly long stations 
But mine seems to have a two platform limit any help wpuld be much appreciated 
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But mine seems to have a two platform limit any help wpuld be much appreciated .Posted: 08 Apr 2005 18:30
The patch allows you to add platforms next to each other, so just make sure all platforms are the same length and build 2+2+2... etc.
Posted: 08 Apr 2005 19:47
Excellent pictures from everyone, as usual. I won't name names because they were all brilliant, but I do like to see the US Set being used well! (The DB Set XL is a brilliant set too, of course.)
Dan, you should have reported those horrible alignment errors to me - they look awful and I've fixed them now.
Dan, you should have reported those horrible alignment errors to me - they look awful and I've fixed them now.
Posted: 08 Apr 2005 20:29
Alignment errors... thought I did...
Posted: 08 Apr 2005 20:32
Which ones? I'd reported the PA-1 horizontal problem, but didn't see any others.
Posted: 08 Apr 2005 20:36
Well, I need to tweak the PA's a bit, and I'm working on that now.
Posted: 08 Apr 2005 20:45
The D&RGW PA-1 with a B-unit behind in the diagonal view looked dreadful and the S2 Northern was right up with its coaches, closer than it should have been. Anyway, it's fixed now, so don't worry.
Back on topic, here we have a rather overloaded oil station, where many trains load up for a cross-map journey to the only oil refinery. There are 16 trains on this route, but it seems like we could do with more, due to the massive increase in production at some of the oil rigs around here.
On the fourth platform, another train brings oil in from rigs further-afield.
Back on topic, here we have a rather overloaded oil station, where many trains load up for a cross-map journey to the only oil refinery. There are 16 trains on this route, but it seems like we could do with more, due to the massive increase in production at some of the oil rigs around here.
On the fourth platform, another train brings oil in from rigs further-afield.
Posted: 08 Apr 2005 20:52
Well, I'm working on the alignment issues with the PA's, as well as some detail issues.
Posted: 09 Apr 2005 04:36
I'm taking a break from the heavy haul of "Lumber Jack" and testing out my latest map. It's one that's been in-progress for awhile and was actually inspired after finding this page on the Bermuda Railway. I like maps with A LOT of water and A LOT of challenges 
This one is no exception. "Archipelago" is located somewhere in the Caribbean with a few touches of Polynesia and the South Pacific islands.
The USSet or the Tropic set works well here, but I can tell you you won't be using those Big Boys or DD40AX's
Below are pictures from a trip that was taken around the Golden Islands Archipelago in 1940. It chronicles the journey from the mainland to the famous beaches at Cocobamba. Air service on the islands is limited to Golden Harbour and Callao. Several more routes are being looked into however. Air travel is still somewhat in its infancy, but we'll have to be content with road, sea and rail for most of our journey
Enjoy.
This one is no exception. "Archipelago" is located somewhere in the Caribbean with a few touches of Polynesia and the South Pacific islands. The USSet or the Tropic set works well here, but I can tell you you won't be using those Big Boys or DD40AX's
Below are pictures from a trip that was taken around the Golden Islands Archipelago in 1940. It chronicles the journey from the mainland to the famous beaches at Cocobamba. Air service on the islands is limited to Golden Harbour and Callao. Several more routes are being looked into however. Air travel is still somewhat in its infancy, but we'll have to be content with road, sea and rail for most of our journey
Enjoy.
Posted: 09 Apr 2005 04:47
More shots from the Islands - the journey continues
Posted: 09 Apr 2005 04:57
More
Posted: 09 Apr 2005 05:10
Still more Hopefully the journey becomes quicker in the next few years
Hopefully the journey becomes quicker in the next few years Posted: 09 Apr 2005 05:19
More... we're getting there
Posted: 09 Apr 2005 05:30
This island is the "South Pacific" part of the map, as I'm not sure if there are any volcanic islands in the Caribbean That's why I'm a bit vague as to the location of the Archipelago.
That's why I'm a bit vague as to the location of the Archipelago.Posted: 09 Apr 2005 05:43
We're almost at our destination
Posted: 09 Apr 2005 05:58
Last shots for now, "Archipelago" will soon be posted in the "Saved Games" thread.