Posted: 22 Oct 2005 20:12
Let me recant you a tale of the Squares. The TTD Squares.
The right order is:
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Posted: 22 Oct 2005 20:15
Hm. My screenies above seem to be in the wrong order entirely.
The right order is:
Anyways, let me post 3 more screenies, 2 of my extravagant airports.
The right order is:
Posted: 23 Oct 2005 08:15
Wow, those airports look really cool 
You can use normal tracks to get rid of the overhead wires on the buildings.
You can use normal tracks to get rid of the overhead wires on the buildings.
Posted: 23 Oct 2005 08:51
Woah, those look awesome CeleronXL!
The airports look extremely realistic and cool!
James
The airports look extremely realistic and cool!
James
Posted: 23 Oct 2005 09:05
OH MAN!
I love those airports!
Fantastic! you deserve a medel for good idea's there!
I love those airports!
Fantastic! you deserve a medel for good idea's there!
Posted: 23 Oct 2005 16:43
Thanks guys.
Just goes to show, New Stations doesn't JUST make rail stations look cool.
Just goes to show, New Stations doesn't JUST make rail stations look cool.
Posted: 24 Oct 2005 14:52
Here's a Two way and Two way junction that was quite good... but now is gone because it was prior to all the major mods to the patch so I deleted most of them and it was included...Sorry bout the text I was going to try and remove it but couldnt... and one of the lights is going the incorrect way and I know which one it is and later in the game I did fix it but this was made before...
Posted: 24 Oct 2005 16:05
Impressive.
Posted: 24 Oct 2005 18:36
The problem is that an impressive junction is rarely a good junction.
Patchman has designed a less impressive, but smaller, cleaner, and more robust (no jams possible) version and posted it over here.
Patchman has designed a less impressive, but smaller, cleaner, and more robust (no jams possible) version and posted it over here.
Posted: 24 Oct 2005 21:23
Indeed. I see tons of non-line-intersecting 90 degree angles.
Posted: 25 Oct 2005 04:02
Play the AU Set - You know you want to... Here's a quick mockup of how a game might look in the later years, using Jims TTD Squares scenario as a base.
Here we have an Explorer Set, bound for Canberra waiting for it's final passengers. It's not due out until 1632 anyway.
A rare sighting, of an M-Set in the terminus platforms. The 8-car set is waiting to start the evening peak service out to Riverstone, departing at 1705.
A 6 car S Set returns from City Circle duties, and is headed south for Cronulla.
Meanwhile, an 8-Car set, a mix of R and S Sets arrives on the City Circle line, after running up from Dapto.
Here we have an Explorer Set, bound for Canberra waiting for it's final passengers. It's not due out until 1632 anyway.
A rare sighting, of an M-Set in the terminus platforms. The 8-car set is waiting to start the evening peak service out to Riverstone, departing at 1705.
A 6 car S Set returns from City Circle duties, and is headed south for Cronulla.
Meanwhile, an 8-Car set, a mix of R and S Sets arrives on the City Circle line, after running up from Dapto.
Posted: 25 Oct 2005 06:28
about text on image: Then do not enable everything what's in TTDPatch, the best is to start new games, with old games (oeginal TTD games) play with disabled major TTDPatch featuresfurdude6 wrote:(...)
but it's ALL in TTDPatch Manual, if you wouldn't read it whole you would know, it's your problem
simple tip: be smart, read about a thing you are going to enable
and those 90 degree turnings looks very bad
Raichase: very beautiful station
Posted: 26 Oct 2005 09:34
A couple more promo screenies.
Posted: 26 Oct 2005 10:07
Nice shots there Raichase!
Here some stations i did on Jim Power's new map - TTD Squares
Here some stations i did on Jim Power's new map - TTD Squares
Posted: 26 Oct 2005 10:14
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Posted: 26 Oct 2005 10:15
Next few 
Posted: 27 Oct 2005 06:23
Hi Rai,
Nice shots there. Indeed great advertisment for the AUSet. Can't wait to play with all the EMUs and DMUs. Great stuff.
Gheo, Nice pics too, man. interesting idea with your station layouts.
So, I think it is time for me to share some random impressions from my latest game. I'm playing a scenario I made myself a while ago already, but somehow I never played it, until now.
Main focus of the map is the busy harbour area of Hamburg. I'm currently in 1953 and already ran out of space, with not even half the industries connected.
here are just some random shots
Schweinsrugge.png
The little village of Schweinsrugge is not very happy with me currently. All they got from me is a busy freight line, hauling wood bye the village day and night. On the other side, they have the beautiful viaduct, cutting the village in half, and a twice daily local service, stopping in the station too far a way from the village, to be attractive.
The spot here however is loved by trainspotters, which can sit in the woods all day, taking pictures of the trains passing by in the lovely scenery.
Nice shots there. Indeed great advertisment for the AUSet. Can't wait to play with all the EMUs and DMUs. Great stuff.
Gheo, Nice pics too, man. interesting idea with your station layouts.
So, I think it is time for me to share some random impressions from my latest game. I'm playing a scenario I made myself a while ago already, but somehow I never played it, until now.
Main focus of the map is the busy harbour area of Hamburg. I'm currently in 1953 and already ran out of space, with not even half the industries connected.
here are just some random shots
Schweinsrugge.png
The little village of Schweinsrugge is not very happy with me currently. All they got from me is a busy freight line, hauling wood bye the village day and night. On the other side, they have the beautiful viaduct, cutting the village in half, and a twice daily local service, stopping in the station too far a way from the village, to be attractive.
The spot here however is loved by trainspotters, which can sit in the woods all day, taking pictures of the trains passing by in the lovely scenery.
Posted: 27 Oct 2005 06:28
Ok, we follow this freight line hauling the wood down to Freihaven Papermill
This is probabely the best line a such, as it has a lot of up and downhill struggles, single and double tracked, etc.
Here, our train passes bye the little village of Greifswald. Nothing more than a church and a Clinic. People come here to make a "Fresh Air Therapy". This brought the village the bye-name "Luftkurort" as they say in Germany. The little local train is packed with travellers from the stinky cities of Hamburg and Bremen, to spend some quality time here.
This is probabely the best line a such, as it has a lot of up and downhill struggles, single and double tracked, etc.
Here, our train passes bye the little village of Greifswald. Nothing more than a church and a Clinic. People come here to make a "Fresh Air Therapy". This brought the village the bye-name "Luftkurort" as they say in Germany. The little local train is packed with travellers from the stinky cities of Hamburg and Bremen, to spend some quality time here.
Posted: 27 Oct 2005 06:33
OK, Further down the line, and we got into a more hilly territory again.
Our line got squeezed in between two passenger lines, the village, the roads and the mountains. The Crocodile has to work hard, pulling the train uphill. Just on the right side, the Hamburg to Freihaven Intercity is visible also, and on the road, Trucks are hauling crates of beer to the Oktoberfest in Wilderwald, the next bigger village.
Our line got squeezed in between two passenger lines, the village, the roads and the mountains. The Crocodile has to work hard, pulling the train uphill. Just on the right side, the Hamburg to Freihaven Intercity is visible also, and on the road, Trucks are hauling crates of beer to the Oktoberfest in Wilderwald, the next bigger village.
Posted: 27 Oct 2005 06:37
Ok,
Last one from this wood train, I don't want to bore you too much
Just south of the village of Bietingen, our line has to cross a deep valley.
Deep down in it, a canal is connecting the river Rhine with the North sea. The fleet of ships is bringing the paper down the river to the Hamburg Hafen area, which we will see in the next pics.
Last one from this wood train, I don't want to bore you too much
Just south of the village of Bietingen, our line has to cross a deep valley.
Deep down in it, a canal is connecting the river Rhine with the North sea. The fleet of ships is bringing the paper down the river to the Hamburg Hafen area, which we will see in the next pics.