For those who find run-down industrial areas attractive, "IndustRail". Best viewed full screen and HD:
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Interesting route, Phil. What are your computer specs?Nick - Creator of the Virtual Railroading Review Show
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Hi Nick --
Intel Dual Core i5, 3.2GHz.
4GB RAM
Nvidia GeForce GTS 450 with 1GB RAM
Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit
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Reskinning the "brakeman" cars
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Pssst, don't tell Phil!
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Excellent
Jim --
Yes, we need some new motive power.
Your new arrival means that I can cancel the cleaning of these:
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Aaaaaaak!
Why did you go and post those, you ruined everything! Don't you know that stuff is contagious?
I can see I gotta do something about them bogies, need to be black and greasy. Also missed rusting up the fans on the near ones, the texture mapping on this model is not the worst I've seen but it is sorta here and there. Now that I got the hang of this ARN thing I suppose I should update the SD40s after I finish these, altho I still haven't figured out why such big engines on switching routes.
I was thinking about using the DDs for helpers, but since you can change locos in a session the best way would be to start the player with a switcher, assemble the train and change to something big, haul it to the destination yard and change to another switcher to break it up. Gonna be something like 15 megs per engine with another 8 megs for the cabview, dunno if I can cut that down much without sacrificing quality.sigpicComment
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10 megs per engine, sharpened the coupler and fan TGA files and was able to reduce the size with no blurring. Bogey and cabview uploaded, when those appear 3 locos to follow;
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