Which site can I download the above route from?
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Never heard of it. More info? If it's a payware route then you would need to *buy* it from the respective vendor.
The only NS route I'm aware of is the Coal route sold through Steam.
Any information at RWA about it?Vern. -
it was a route i believe from 2011 or somewhere like that....the dude that built that route has gone away from railworks for alm ost a decade.....if im right back in those early days of railworks he also made a loco i believe it was a c40-8 and crossing signals.....in other words its gone from existance...it was a good route it was hosted at smmdigital.......the site is gone...............sigpicComment
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I have the rwp files.Comment
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I have the RWP files also (in fact the original one that I saved in the routes folder in the 2011 TrainSim edition file.but it won't load in the 2020 edition. Error message states the XML Route file is missing which of course it isn't.Comment
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Hello can you please give me the RWP files. I would love this route.Originally posted by billwar View PostComment
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No you may not.... its a payware program... we do NOT condone piracy here... its an automatic ban and termination from this forum...Originally posted by Lakeboy6282 View PostDave Edwards
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It was not payware. It was free and it was from Jerry.Originally posted by dedwa15237 View PostComment
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Hmmm. Headscratching to see there is still interest in this route. I have it, and am making preliminary plans not only to ressurect it, but begin marching it towards Atlanta again. Don't get excited just yet though. The route is a mess right now due to changes DTG has made in the base structure of Railsimulator/Railworks/TrainSimulator/RailTransporter or whatever it's called these days. The prototype has changed A LOT since then as well - industries have come and gone, signals on both CSX and NS have been changed, and traffic on CSX is so low that the mainline railhead is actually rusting.
Stay tuned.Comment
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