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Posted: 19 Feb 2004 12:45
by mauro
the longer wagons in the horizontal view look a lot better i think (see attachment). I'll be drawing all my new trains with longer wagons from now on!
Now there's still a problem with the AM41. If you couple 2 units together, it doesn't look right in the perspective view... Is there an other solution instead of making them one pixel shorter (would make them really out of proportion

)? This is an important problem for the NMBS-set, because here in Belgium sometimes 3 to 4 EMU's are coupled together...
Posted: 19 Feb 2004 23:40
by Raichase
Which view do you say they look bad in? Do you mean in the depot view? 'Cause if you mean they look bad in the depot, there isn't really much you can do about it... It happens to the DB Set as well, but the train looks good when it hits the rails.
Posted: 20 Feb 2004 04:17
by mauro
i mean the view that's displayed in "am41_ugly.png". The trainsets don't connect to each other like they should ...
Posted: 20 Feb 2004 04:32
by krtaylor
Oh, I see what you mean, their faces are smushed into each other. Most likely you made the angled sprite just a little too long in that direction.
HAHAHAHAHA... what a nonsense
Posted: 20 Feb 2004 13:02
by Sanchimaru
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I like the work you're doing, let's hope we can see it soon available. Despite I don't know belgian trains looks like you're doing a great work!
By the way, I was scrolling through the Graphics forum and readed "barbarian set" instead of Belgian set...
Then when I began reading, I understood.
So I was just curious what would look like a train to transport Conan, swords, axes...

Posted: 21 Feb 2004 00:03
by mauro
progress in the barbarian ... euh Belgian set

, the AM86:
this really is the weirdest looking train from the set. In Dutch it's called the "duikbril", which would be in english: "diving glasses"
Posted: 21 Feb 2004 00:29
by krtaylor
Looks perfectly normal to me. Very attractive livery too. I guess the wierdness doesn't show up at the TTD scale.
Posted: 21 Feb 2004 03:21
by spaceman-spiff
The barbarian set is progressing well
It's called like that because the front window really looks like that
A pity you can't emphasize it in TTD
Posted: 21 Feb 2004 04:05
by krtaylor
My gosh but you have some VERY colorful trains there. I guess Belgians have more of a sense of style than one might expect. Well, Poirot was very dapper as I recall.
Posted: 21 Feb 2004 04:58
by _RaK_
Good colorful, even better than at all. Must more style and good draw!

Posted: 21 Feb 2004 09:18
by Raichase
Those trains are looking really good! I don't really mind the smushing of the faces, although perhaps as Krtaylor said, by shortening the train a bit would solve the problem.
_RaK_ wrote:Good colorful, even better than at all. Must more style and good draw!
I have no idea what that means

Posted: 21 Feb 2004 15:02
by mauro
even more colorful: the diesel railcar AM45!
It was introduced in 1955 but some of these railcars were still running 2 years ago in de Ardennen, which is the more "mountainious" (uhum) part of Belgium.
Posted: 21 Feb 2004 15:11
by Prof. Frink
Posted: 21 Feb 2004 15:13
by GoneWacko
Mauro... They're called the Ardennes in English
Very nice work

Posted: 21 Feb 2004 16:06
by Bart
My god Mauro, you're a machine! Awesome graphics on a frequent base!
Posted: 21 Feb 2004 17:28
by mauro
painted the new dubbledeckers M6, too bad you can't experience in TTD how smooth they run.

I'm still amazed every time i take that train...
Posted: 21 Feb 2004 19:25
by Endre
Posted: 21 Feb 2004 19:27
by Louie Armstrong
Awesome work Mauro
Posted: 22 Feb 2004 04:38
by spaceman-spiff
After this we need a good map of Belgium

Posted: 22 Feb 2004 14:10
by SHADOW-XIII
no problem ... send me PM and I will do it in the late evening today
