Last edited by scfe_fan; 10-09-2018 at 06:19 PM.
Don't tell me the sky's the limit, when there's footsteps on the moon..
--Josh--
The shed at Olgilvie is easy -- it's a swap-out of the shapefile used for the canopies. That was by design...
The slips at Deval, yeah I guess, but technically all the tracks to Navy Pier still exist. They're largely fenced off and blocked, but still visible in the pavement most of the way out to Michigan Avenue.
How did this thread become about the Harvard?... do I need to move posts?![]()
Actually my route seems to have morphed into the ENTIRE Metra system, minus the Electric Line/South Shore (at least until I can figure out a way to install the overhead wires without losing what little sanity I have left. Hence why I mention the Harvard..![]()
Don't tell me the sky's the limit, when there's footsteps on the moon..
--Josh--
True, but it gets most of the track... and you can usually substitute one of the included shapes on track sections that don't have a dedicated shape. You can easily make additional wires as well. At least it's easier than doing ALL the wires manually.
Jeff
Nothing is foolproof to a sufficiently-talented fool.
"Actually my route seems to have morphed into the ENTIRE Metra system"
Might sound like a silly question Josh, but does that mean Antioch & Fox Lake trackage also?
Thanks,
Ron
Yes.. the included lines are
UP North, Northwest, & West
Milwaukee District North & West
BNSF Line
Southwest Service
Heritage Corridor
Rock Island Line
North Central Service
And eventually the Electric Line.. and the routes will run all the way to their end point (e.g. Aurora, Fox Lake, Kenosha, Harvard, etc)
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Don't tell me the sky's the limit, when there's footsteps on the moon..
--Josh--
Catmaster should work.
If you have the patience to build shapes, it really doesn't take much to make wires. I did all the wire shapes on the IRM route using Sketchup, including the curves. They're mapped 1:1 to the underlying shapes.
Milw-W line, BRAVO!!!![]()
Neil
Here at home, in the railroad mayhem capital of the world.