Darren Porter has had no problems with DTG after upgrading and expanding their York Newcastle route, so I see no reason why their should be issues with Munich Augsburg. Similarly there have been no issues with DTG with the expansion of the West Coast Mainline into the the North Clyde Network by Tluanami. One issue however is that there is a limit to 200 mb file size for the workshop, and it has been necessary to provide separate non workshop downloads for non steam files.
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Good question, there were some LT routes in the pipeline, but gradually all has gone quiet. Some think there will be a mini route of the LT Acton museum, others a fictional route. The 38 stock used to work over the DC lines from Watford into London parallel to the West Coast Mainline, as far as Queens Park. So scenarios over part of the Freeware London Birmingham route would be possible.
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Seems to be a pack rather than a route unfortunately, but a Pannier in LT red will be nice, as will these iconic sets below.
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@Marty21 If you mean this route Wycombe Railway & Joint Line, the latest version is available without registration at http://www.steamsoundssupreme.com/page_fwrp01.html version 3 is under development. Although it is set in an era some 70 years before JT's route. When the update becomes available I will post in the British Thread as usual.
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This also happens when you have too many scenarios. I had only 5 routes showing in QD, I have over 200, and about 75% would be QD compatible For me the only solution was to create a second Content folder. I now have one with British Routes and one with Non- British routes. Now I have fewer crashes and all QD equipped routes now show in the menu. I simply rename whichever folder I am not using to Content F or B before starting the game. Needs care with updates, but easy to copy and paste if an update ends up in the wrong folder. Several UKTS members use this or similar solutions for the same problem.
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Also a pity that JT have had so many problems with their routes, I will wait and see, it is not really my era and the 166/170 are not so much fun to drive. DTG have an LT release coming, but no one is sure yet whether it is fantasy, just Acton museum, or a real line. Time will tell.
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At the moment JT are busy with patches for the Western Main lines (Hotfix 3 for V1.09a and counting)/ South Devon Mainline, and their Chiltern Mainline is also near to release. They also have the Cornish mainline under development. They are now a much smaller team than they were and I wouldn't imagine the patch will appear before all except the last are dealt with, unless you are very lucky. They need to keep the money coming to survive and that means that their priorities are not always ours. Could be worse, it could have been sold through steam by DTG, in which case I would collect my pension long before it was released and maybe we would have peace on earth as well.
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Looks like a London Transport heritage route is coming from DTG, this is exciting. Link to ukts post that has link to picture of achievements http://forums.uktrainsim.com/viewtopic.php?f=361&t=147337
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From UKTS;
A new version of the route by John Kirk is now available from
http://www.lincs-train-sim.co.uk/
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http://www.wotawallysbits.co.uk/n-lincolnshire-routeWhat is updated in the latest update since the last (December 2016) update?
Improvements with the April 2017 update include ....
Complete redesign of Scunthorpe, to reflect it in the 1950s/60s.
Marshalling Yard at Scunthorpe.
Marshalling Yard in the steelworks.
Big improvement to the Gunness (Scunthorpe) viaduct, and to Keadby Bridge across the Trent.
Keadby Power Station and its lines.
Wharfs, fed by rail lines along the Trent.
Crowle.
The Bridges and viaducts on the Isle of Axholme Light Railway crossing the Scunthorpe main line.
The triangle off the southern end of the NLLR did not exist at the same time as the NLLR railway station, but I’ve used a bit of artistic license to include both.Naming of Stations: “Scunthorpe” refers to the NLLR station. Scunthorpe & Frodingham refers to the station on the main line.
Note: The golf course visible from the viaduct is where Tony Jacklin was practising at the time set for this route! The Old Showground, home of Scunthorpe United is included as a distant object. It was home to a young Graham Taylor, and to Ian Botham and Kevin Keegan.
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@kiter you may find it a little easier when the update comes, I use auto fireman with it. I believe that the real loks were a pig to drive.
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From Facebook;
Here are the patch notes for the upcoming update, the update itself has been submitted to DTG for testing, although I don't have an ETA for when It may be released.
G2 Pack Update
New Liveries
-LMS Crimson Lake (Pre-1928)
-LMS (Pre-1928)
New Features
-Trimmer assist
-Priming notifications
-High/Low water level notifications
-Injector assist
-Match lights to assist in seeing vacuum/pressure gauges temporarily at night.
Improvements/fixes
-Improvements made to manual
-Fixed some sounds incorrectly set up as stereo format
-Fixed fading distance for some sounds
-Improved several sounds with new samples
-Delayed activation added to steam sander
-Fixed bug causing air deflector to appear on ai locomotives
-Added particle effects for priming
-Added particle effects for ejector failure
-Added additional liveries to “G2A” numbers
-Improved adhesion model slightly so the locomotive wheels should spiral out of control during a slip as much
-Minor improvements to a select few particle emitters to hopefully increase performance slightly
-Some script optimisation to hopefully increase performance a little
-Optimisation of the steam chest simulation so it should now be much more steady under low fps conditions.
-Stopped engine blowing back in tunnels
-Stopped Wakefield lubricator oil drips appearing on non-Wakefield fitted engines
-Altered Shaders to hopefully stop valve gear appearing through -firebox when non-dynamic lighting is used.
-Fixed left hand piston valve animation
-Fixed an anachronism on the rear tender steps on engines without tender cabs.
-Altered key to isolate ejector to hopefully prevent accidentally isolating the ejector.
-Fixed bug preventing AI locomotive wheels turning
-Improved the double heading ability
-corrected smokebox door animation on LNWR engine so it actually works
-added reference in manual to controls which were present but forgotten about (Tender tank lid, Smokebox door and sandbox lids).
Stock Pack 01 fixes
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Now in pre-order;
MAIN PACK FEATURES
- Stroudley A1 & A1X Terrier Locomotives in the following liveries - Improved Engine Green; Marsh Umber; Southern Olive Green; Southern Green - named & numbered variants.[/size]
- Simple, Standard & Advanced Driving Modes(Changeable As You Drive)[/size]
- Optional Bunkers, Chimneys(A1X only) and other fittings using engine number field[/size]
- Custom Sounds for Each Variation of Loco - Depending on Chosen Chimney/Whistle Type etc. . . . .
- Realistic Cab with Multiple Views[/size]
- IOW-Specific Features Where Appropriate[/size]
- Realistic Wheelslip Physics and Effects[/size]
- Dynamic Name and Numbering System Enables You to Create ANY Real or Fictional Terrier![/size]
- Many More Scripted Features Available to Both Simple Mode & Advanced Mode Users
- A Complete Set of Stroudley 4 Wheel Carriages in Mahogany[/size]
- Four Scenarios Covering 3 Routes + 8 Quick Drive Consists[/size]
Add-on Pack Liveries
- Brighton Works Clean(A1X Only)
- Brighton Works Worn(A1X Only)
- Freshwater, Yarmouth & Newport Railway[/size]
- Isle of Wight Central Railway[/size]
- LSWR[/size]
- SECR Green & Grey(Wartime)[/size]
- Newhaven Harbour Company[/size]
- Southern Black Named[/size]
- Southern Black Numbered
Other Features include: Southern Green Repaints of Stroudley 4-Wheel Carriage Set; 3 Scenarios for 2 Routes; 34(!!) Quick Drive Consists
Both packs are also available together as a lower price twin pack http://steamsoundssupreme.com/…-terrier-mp_preorder.html[/size]
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North Clyde Lines updated to V4 http://glasgow-north-clyde-lines.blogspot.co.uk/
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Unfortunately @kiter you appear to be in the minority, most want greater features to simulate the real vehicles, especially better physics. Regarding total price, to me it simply confirms that most DTG items are overpriced and there are plenty of sales that I am sure that you like everybody else take advantage of. So probably around 7 euros for a DTG vehicle is more likely. Certainly I wait for sales unless it is a really special item. As the economy is dead here and I am on a four day week I have not much choice.
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As you say DTG policy has resulted in a fragmented batch of class 66's, but this pack only applies to the V2 class 66 packs. The earlier packs are significantly different. As for price, if you own the Pro pack already you get the price of it deducted from this pack. AP have kept the price of their sound packs the same since they first started producing in Railworks days, and it has often been said they are too cheap for what you get. Compare an AP pack to a Versystem re-skin pack for instance. So it is not surprising that the price of these enhancement packs is a little higher. I think that all future sound packs will probably be enhancement packs as this is what most buyers want. Some like this one will use elements of the pro-pack and be discounted, others will be largely or completely new and will be full price.
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Now updated for compatibility with pro pack compatible re-skins. Re-download.
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Only the main packs need be downloaded for the above updates, extra stock packs have not changed.
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AP had intended to include the 266 in the pro pack, but the promised sound files were not forthcoming. I was sent the files from another source, but it was too late to include them in this pack. In addition this pack was produced with the original scripting because the scripter is busy elsewhere and that is why there is a discount to the value of the original pack, so it probably would not have been included this time anyway. Another issue is that AP knows nothing about railways outside of the UK, and he would probably have wanted to do enhancements to it if it had been included in this pack to match the 66. AP already have a long string of products in the pipeline, some will be like this pack, others are completely new but awaiting the attention of his scripter, so it is unlikely that the 266 would be attractive for him on it's own. However I am sure that there is the talent in the community to produce something similar for the 266 utilising parts of the Class 66 enhancement pack.
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From FB;To support our newly released Class 66 Enhancement Pack, we have updated the scenarios in the following packs to utilize it:
- AP22: Class 67 Scenario Pack
- AP37: ECML London to Peterborough Scenario Pack (Freight)
- AP39: WCML Overshap Scenario Pack (Freight)
- AP41: Riviera Line Scenario Pack (2011-2014)
- Class 43 (MTU) / Mk3 Enhancement Pack
- Class 67 sound pack (Pro)
- Class 90 (Freightliner) Pack
- Class 91 Enhancement Pack
- Class 92 sound pack
- Class 142 diesel Multiple Unit Pack
- Class 175 Enhancement Pack
- Class 321 Electric Multiple Unit Pack
- HHA Wagon Pack
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SPECIAL DISCOUNT
This pack is available for just £4.99 to those who previously purchased our now discontinued Class 66 Sound Pack (Pro).
Created with the kind assistance of GB Railfreight, Armstrong Powerhouse presents a enhancement pack for the class 66.
14 liveries (see screenshots to the left for details)Detailed internal & external audioImproved cab visualsAccurate acceleration and braking physicsEM2000 screenDynamic exhaust effectsDriver vigilance device (DVD)3 realistic & engaging scenarios for the DTG GEML London to Ipswich route.And much more!