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  • [DTG] Semmeringbahn Mürzzuschlag nach Gloggnitz

    The update will be in the ap files, the game will normally choose extracted files instead of files in the AP where the names are the same. So unless you extract the AP file you should see no difference. The problem comes when there is an update where there are no AP files, then files can be overwritten.

  • British Thumper DMU coming from AP

    From Facebook


    This isn't something we usually do but we had to make an exception for the 'thumper'. Being able to hear the rumble of the engine and the throb of the motor is certainly worthy of a passenger view.
    From our forthcoming Class 205 DEMU Pack.


  • British Thumper DMU coming from AP

    From Facebook;


    In the last light of the day, 205025 approaches the Ouse Valley Viaduct with 5F52 19:37 Eastbourne - Selhurst Depot.


    This was a regular working which allowed units to get back to Selhurst for fuelling and maintenance.


    From our forthcoming Class 205 DEMU Pack.



    The route that these units ran on most is not yet available in TS. However they ran over parts of other southern routes and were sometimes used for specials. There was one regular working to Eastbourne over the London to Brighton line and they worked the Kenny Belle shuttles at one time (Clapham Jct - Kensington Olympia)

  • The British thread (english language / Englisch Kenntnisse erforderlich)

    Cambridge Lines and the ECML V2 released on UKTS


    http://www.uktrainsim.com/filelib-info.php?form_fileid=35856
    http://www.uktrainsim.com/filelib-info.php?form_fileid=35857
    http://www.uktrainsim.com/filelib-info.php?form_fileid=35858
    http://www.uktrainsim.com/filelib-info.php?form_fileid=35861
    http://www.uktrainsim.com/filelib-info.php?form_fileid=35862
    http://www.uktrainsim.com/filelib-info.php?form_fileid=35864


    This route is set at the end of the steam era and the beginning of the diesels. It covers the ECML from Kings Cross up to Arlesey, and the Cambridge main line from the junction with the ECML at Hitchin through Cambridge up to Ely. It also has the freight-only line between St Ives and Ely; the passenger line from St Ives to Cambridge and the route out to Newmarket. At present about 135 route miles - with a mixture of main line, some classic branch line and some industrial mileage.
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    The line covers 51 stations - ranging from the tiny branch halts through the 1.5 miles of Cambridge station to the congested environs of Kings Cross and Top Shed.
    The traffic across the region’s lines is very varied – fast passenger trains like the Kings Cross “Beer train” and the old Great Eastern "Fenman" route up from Liverpool street; endless coal trains between Doncaster and the great marshalling yards at Temple Meads and Whitemoor; food shipments (especially fruit) from the fertile farms of the fens - and local stoppers and pick-up goods making their stately way across the fens.
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    This release is the second stage of this project - it includes an extended version of the original Cambridgeshire lines route which I have merged with a heavily modified version of the ECML-S route from RSC. Please read the route guide for details on what is included, to what level and with what future plans. Feedback is gratefully received - this is a long-term project aimed at providing a realistic, stimulating and accurate recreation of this fascinating area and era.
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    For more info and screenshots visit the <a href='http://cambslines.ivimey.org/'>website </a>– the route includes a detailed manual including a full history of the route and the main traffic flows around and through it.
    The route uses the track from the ECML-S route (this gives a much better ‘feel’ compared to the default Kuju track that I originally used). This means that the track WILL NOT LOAD unless you have the ECML-S. The IOW route and Euro-Asset pack are also important as they supply approx.25% of the scenic items. Of course, when I started, the ‘Euro-assets’ were included in the base game and the IOW route was either free or minimum cost (it’s so long ago that I can’t remember !).
    The route is two-thirds ‘original’ work and one-third cloned from the ECML-S and then extensively remodelled. Many of the custom assets are either clones from existing items (mostly Kuju, RSC, DTG) or reference textures from them etc. Obviously I do not own the textures or underlying geometry of the ECML-S bit and the route owes a massive debt to the superior skills of the many people who created the assets that I have used or re-purposed. The rule of thumb is … if it looks a bit crap close up then I probably did it – if it looks good then someone else did it and I don’t own it or claim any rights over it.
    The route is set in the 1950s but in order to provide for the widest time-span while retaining interesting period pieces I have been flexible – so the ECML has the expansion to 4 tracks and Potters Bar rebuild from 58/59 but I’ve retained the St Ives to Ely line that was half-abandoned by this time and Kings Cross has the surrounds of the early 1950s (pre diesel).



    Pre-requisites


    ECML South from DTG


    To install this route you need the following freeware packs:
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    CambridgeLines Assets 3rd party (Bundled Asset Packs) 1 of 3
    ⦁ CambridgeLines Assets 3rd party (Bundled Asset Packs) 2 of 3
    ⦁ CambridgeLines Assets 3rd party (Bundled Asset Packs) 3 of 3
    ⦁ CambridgeLines Assets Cambs (Custom Asset Pack)


    ⦁ UKTS NER Tall Signalbox
    ⦁ UKTS FP Foliage
    ⦁ UKTS FP Station Buildings
    ⦁ Great Northerner Telegraph Poles
    ⦁ Trumpington_Signal_box


    These two require you to create a free sign-in account to their forum: (they are also included with some of their routes on steam)
    ⦁
    3DTrains – Rural Landscapes
    ⦁ 3DTrains - ScaleRoads


    These 'legacy' assets packs were included in the basic game up to TS2013. If your installation is a fresh copy of TS2013 onwards then you may not have them. To check, in the Steam Library window, right-click on 'Train Simulator' and select “View Downloadable Content”. You need to ensure the following items are in this list:


    ⦁ Railworks 3 Legacy Assets Foliage
    ⦁ Train Simulator: European Loco & Asset Pack
    ⦁ Train Simulator: Isle of Wight Route Add-on
    ⦁ RSDL Stations Pack (freeware) or 'AP Station Pack', also known as the 'UK Buildings Model Pack' and sometimes 'Railworks AssetPack01' - this used to be freeware but now seems to be bundled with some routes (see Appendix A for a partial list)


    Optional Items
    These packs are required to run some of the included scenarios - they are not required to load the route:


    from UKTS Freeware Packs:


    ⦁ UK Steam #1
    ⦁ UK Carriages #1
    ⦁ UK Classic Diesel and Electric #1
    ⦁ UK Wagons #1


    from Mike Round, Harveype and Llew:
    ⦁ BR 9F 2-10-0
    ⦁ LNER 04 ROD
    ⦁ LNER A3
    ⦁ LNER A3 repaint


    The old BR Britannia is used in a couple of the default scenarios. It can no longer be obtained from the original supplier but there is a Payware model available from Just Trains.


    If you want the water troughs at Langley to actually work then you also need the 'Rivera Line: Exeter to Kingswear' from Steam.

  • Steam Loco Collection updates

    Update posted for Maunsell N15 Scotchman add-on http://www.steamlococollection…es-and-downloads-24-w.asp
    Shop for those not familiar with this producer http://www.steamlococollection…steam-locomotives-1-c.asp


    I believe that there will be further updates to come.


    Video of N15 before update


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