Beiträge von ex-railwayman

Playing on SAD's new creation, Brennitzer Linienstern.

Cheerz. Steve.

In Yorkshire, England, a British Rail Class 56 loco hauls a shipment of coal in yellow Cawoods Containers from Newcastle to Ellesmere Port on Merseyside for shipment by boat across to Belfast.

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A BR86 departs from Immendingen on a Summer Saturday trip to Lauchringen on the Wutachtalbahn upgraded route.

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Nürnberg Regensburg Railuxe v1.41 from Cirno.

A BR185 crosses the Mariaorter Brücke rail bridge heading towards Regensburg with a freight bound for Austria, and a busy scene at Nürnberg.

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BR189 Dispolok on the outskirts of Munich, taken on the Munchen-Rosenheim v2 by Amisia.

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Inselbahn: Stralsund - Sassnitz.

Freight movements around the docks.

Greetings from England.

The freeware rural German route called Wetteraunetz ´90 by StwS, ideal for our ''Ludmillas'' and BR218 diesel locomotives.

I had a little drive with the BR628 DMU.

Greetings from England.

Hello Amisia, I just wanted to say thank you for all of your hard work with this enhancement, this is one of the best DTG route upgrades I have seen available for many years, you have used lots of 3D and 2D trees and other vegetation wonderfully well across the whole of the route and it is now a real pleasure to drive and view all of the extra scenery.

Greetings from England.

Cheerz. ex-railwayman - Steve.

Hello,

Thank you for your reply. I have managed to get the BR101 repaint to work in my Munich - Rosenheim, but, the Dirty coach must have bugs as it does not appear at all, I have installed manually and automatically, and they just don't show in the game, I checked to make sure that the GeoPcDx files were in the correct folders, but, they just do not show up in my game at all on any route for some reason, hopefully that can be investigated. The repaints for the Munich - Augsburg locomotives installed automatically and everything works fine on that route, thank you.

Cheerz. Steve.

Hello, sorry, I have to write this in English.

Yesterday I buy from TrainSim Store Versystem RSP04 DB BR101 Enhancement Pack. Inside are 2 zip folders for Munich - Rosenheim & Munich - Augsburg, both of these DLC route packs from Steam are in .AP files, so, I open them up first with RW Tools, I then navigate to correct path for my game and press automatic installer, it only installs locos to Munich - Augsburg??
I have to manually put the repaints for BR101 and Dirty Coaches into Munich - Rosenheim and copy and paste the GeoPcDx files from the default model to the repaints, I go into game and only the Dirty locomotive and default loco show up, no Dirty coaches only default clean ones. I do not know what to do now, can someone offer some advice, please?

Cheerz. Steve. (ex-railwayman on UK forum).

Zitat von Rail-X

@kvarndalen_hawk
Since the first day of Railsim, Railworks, or Train Simulator i never saw realistic vegetation in this Game. Especially 3D trees. But most of the 2d trees look terrible too. For example, the photos for the textures were taken in the bright sun An absolutely no go in game development!
And you right, those brown textures look absolutely unrealistic.

We have very good 3D trees in the game from the Russians and our friends from Czech Republic, also in downloads area is 3D trees package from Schienenbus, you need to go search for all 3D trees from websites and put them on these routes, they are wonderful. Thomsons will never change anything across the whole route, if you want to change anything on a layout, you have to do it yourself, I have changed all these crap Kuju default trees for many, many years, all of my installed routes, freeware and DLC from DTG, now look very good with many 3D trees and bushes, there is a lot of work involved, but, it is worth it in the end.
DTG will never update Kuju content, we have had it for 10 years now, it is dreadful, you need to change assets for much better ones.

Greetings from England.

Cheerz. ex-railwayman.

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Released January 1971. Turn volume up.

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Zitat von Morphi

@holzroller
Thanks for your recommendations. This is indeed quite an amount of routes. I guess I should wait for sales otherwise it gets too expensive.

Hello Morphi,

Yes, it is best if you wait for the next Steam Sale, which will probably be at Easter. Holzroller has given you a great list of routes for you to choose from. I can recommend another route on Steam from Scotland called West Highland Line extension, which is set in the Scottish Mountains with some Deer and lots of lakes and bridges, it is very rural, but, an excellently constructed small layout only for modern Diesel and Steam trains.
My favourite routes from Steam are those set in and around London. South London Network, London to Bedford, London Faversham High Speed, North London Lines and London to Ipswich, which are all fairly modern with electric multiple units, local and national passenger trains and lots of freight train running, a lot of variety to keep you entertained.

Cheerz. ex-railwayman. (Steve).

This is a wonderful effort by all of the route creators and the builders of the new scenery items, congratulations to everyone, and thank you for a fantastic layout.

Cheerz. ex-railwayman.

OK, thank you very much, I have passed your answer on to the British forums for future reference.

Cheerz. ex-railwayman.

Hello Andreas, a question has been asked on the Steam forum, if the new updated German track on these British routes will have any effect on the Scenarios included with the routes by DTG, and any subsequent Workshop scenarios that have been created since the routes were released, please?

Thank you.

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Thank you very much for upgrading the British routes from DTG, Andreas, your team always does a wonderful job of these updates, I have all of the German ones completed so far and look forward to whatever you do for the UK layouts.

Cheerz. ex-railwayman.

Hello,

Lots of thanks for the updated Koeln-Koblenz Erweiterung 2.0, it's brilliant, well done to everybody who helped.

Cheerz. ex-railwayman.