Does anyone know the wagon serial numbers for the Suwex Flirt 3 fleet?
I know the UIC codes are (for example) 94 80 0829 100-7
94 = EMU
80 = germany
0829 = class number (Flirt 3)
100 = serial number
4 = check digit
I just can't find a list of the serial numbers for each wagon type.
For performance I try to keep the models a little more simple - less polygons than most people, maybe some compromises on details - but this is because I would prefer my products to NOT need a super-high-end PC to run nicely. I try to make them so that MOST people will have a reasonable speed with them 
The first of MANY changes for the Suwex outside.
@ChrisTrains What do you mean with withs or that version "done"? Model-wise or fully scripted and more or less ready to release? Appart from that, excelent work!
Done = complete. Scripts, simulation, sounds, inside, outside, cab, controls - basically ready for testing.
I have a few people asking to release now but I need to get all three versions done for the first release. Plus testing and documentation of course
Sind die in der Realität wirklich so?
LG
Yes - they're quite blue My model is still a little too bright but it's on my list of things to fix before release
Oops. Yes - my mistake. 5 car. Not 6. 5 cars is enough work already. I don't want to add a 6th car 
@dennisR The German version will be in the first release. So there's still some time to wait.
@marxkevin1996 Only the 6-wagon DB Regio Suwex.
@dennisR It's already driving. Most of the scripting is done and all the controls are in place for the Dutch version including the tempomat and dutch ATB. For the German version I need to edit the scripts for the different driving style, different controls and PZB of course.
For simplicity I'll make them open with the doors then start to close when the speed is > 5km/h
I think it would be better if they opend with the Doors but close at a certain speed like 2 or 3 km/h like the real train.
I didn't know that's how they worked. I can do that.
The mirrors will open and close with the doors but you can't see a reflection in them
Well here's a preview of the RNET version so far. Double unit, one pantograph, no doors, fold-out mirrors
This is the "B" wagon - about 50% done. I still need to start work on the "A" wagon.
@1999Werdna In that case - yes - I have you covered
Ich muss ganz ehrlich sagen, mich stört das nicht wirklich. Denn bei aller Detailliebe ist der TS für mich immer noch ein Spiel, bei dem ich eine Menge Spaß daraus ziehe, mit einem schönem Fahrzeug durch schöne Landschaften zu fahren.
Thanks - I feel the same way. I try to make the trains as good as I can, but at some point I'm always fighting the game with it's various bugs and the sound system is a monster to wrestle with
In listening to all the videos, I hear the same traction motor sound and the same mechanical sound, but the high-pitched 'scream' is different on the German version, and it doesn't step up and down like the Dutch one. From talking to contacts at Stadler, the actual drive motors are the same basic motor in all Flirt 3 models. There might be some slight variation in sound due to the different power ratings (the longer German trains have a higher wattage motor) but otherwise there isn't a huge amount of difference.
I see what you mean.
I'll consider that for future products although it might look weird if I suddenly start doing it that way. I know a lot of people like to have "all" enabled so that when a new product gets installed it shows up in the scenario editor without needing to be re-enabled
@ChrisTrains
Are you going to put your new products into an extra subdirectory?
If all your trains are in one directory it may cause an memory overload (=crash) in some scenarios, especially if a user has bought all your products.
What do you think about it?
Each train is in it's own folder, and the folders are grouped by type (EMU, DMU, Locos and wagons). I've not heard of this causing any problems.
The LCD screens - the left one has inside and outside temperature, destination and speed. The right one will just be a static advert / notice
Ich finde ChrisTrains wird mit jedem neuen Projekt immer, immer besser. Allein dieser Aufrüstvorgang plus die Animationen schauen schon mal sehr gut aus. Nicht zu viel und nicht zu wenig.
Da ich alles von ihm besitze, wird auch der Flirt3 definitiv ein Pflichtkauf werden.
Thanks for the compliments
I'm adding some new things to this train - you'll see when I post some more videos
