[REL]Version 2012 of my rail vehicle packs

[K.Y.Chung]

Finally, screenshots...

[K.Y.Chung]

... and download, enjoy Use the slow ones (DF4, DF8B) for freight trains and the fast ones (DF4B, DF11, DF11G) for passenger trains, while DF4B best fit for 25B, DF4D for 25G, DF11 for 25K/25Z and DF11G for 25T according to their service speeds. I think I won't start making SS series (electric locos before introduction of HXD series) immediately as I want to make new signals, buildings and churches

[Densha]

Sir, amazing. Really gotta use them one day, but so busy.

[Manuel18]

... and download, enjoy Use the slow ones (DF4, DF8B) for freight trains and the fast ones (DF4B, DF11, DF11G) for passenger trains, while DF4B best fit for 25B, DF4D for 25G, DF11 for 25K/25Z and DF11G for 25T according to their service speeds. I think I won't start making SS series (electric locos before introduction of HXD series) immediately as I want to make new signals, buildings and churches

Did you forgot the DF8BVEN , its a Special Livery for Venezuela



5000 HP , 140 km/h ,

[RWZ-6]

Thanks a lot for your new and very cool rolling stock !! The new diesel engines are really great and they look awesome in the game !!

[K.Y.Chung]

The new version of my track mod is out There are some new signals and stations designed for metro and high speed rail.

The first one is ATP signal. It works as a 4-aspect signal but only 2 status will be shown: red and blue, whle blue light means following the speed given by ATP. In real life, the speed can be 0 even if the blue light is on but it can't be reproduced in the game.

[K.Y.Chung]

The second one is CBTC. It is the standard of metros and high speed rails newly built in this century. It also works as a 4-aspect signal but only antennas will be placed along the track and no signals or status will be shown on it, but there will be route indicator (i.e. the "feather" of British signals) in junctions. I've made different sprites for different directions on the route indicator but it seems that it is too small to be observed in the game. Signals transmitted by most CBTC system are based on 802.11b, so the passengers can enjoy wifi connectivity on trains

[K.Y.Chung]

I've also revised the 2 stations made years ago. As the glasses are rendered separately, they are absent in the render previews. Adding track mods into tracks need modifications on the track object, see the link below for explanation so don't complain if the track mod doesn't show up in the game.

http://www.tt-forums.net/viewtopic.php? ... =track+mod

OK, here is the download, enjoy

[Dexterslabortory]

Do you have any screenys? From the looks of it, it goes with the rubber-tyred metro packs.

[K.Y.Chung]

Do you have any screenys? From the looks of it, it goes with the rubber-tyred metro packs.

Here it is - the signals:

[K.Y.Chung]

...and the signals. They are included in the rubber-tyred metro packs but I made these new track mods to become available as a separate pack for you to have fun.

[K.Y.Chung]

As rubber-tyred metro is also included in Taiwan pack, so here is also the updated version

[K.Y.Chung]

The 2 metro stations looks like this:

[K.Y.Chung]

OK, let's start making SS Series locos

Manuel18: I know there are several models running in Venezuela comes from China, but those export models are currently not in my schedule Anyway I would recommend everyone to have your TVM signals in the game as TVM had also been used in China, and the block marker signs of the Chinese CTCS signals nowadays are still the same one. What a pity that we can only have 7 signal objects to be tied into each type of track

[RWZ-6]

Yesss, just sounds and looks great As I know, there is a huge number of electric engines in China (not only the SS and HXD loco's) - for example the DJ1, which is for heavy freight trains, when I'm right with that point. So I look forward to your new engines and will build more railway tracks to using them.....

Kind regards

Chris

[K.Y.Chung]

It's not feasible to make all of them so only common mainline locos will be made. The DJ series are just experimental models for implementation of AC traction, which have never been put into production, until the bid for DJ4. Those competitors are then renamed as HXD series, which I've already finished

[K.Y.Chung]

The progress have been slowed down as I haven't sketch the 2D drawings of the remaining models, but I have a new one for all of you today

[K.Y.Chung]

Maybe one of the most powerful locomotive in China, befrore the introduction of HXD series

[K.Y.Chung]

2 more for today, which looks very similar to SS4

[K.Y.Chung]

New one again In fact most of the electric locos before SS8 are designed to cope with mountainous regions, while diesel locos are much more popular even on electrified tracks on flatlands