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It was just pointed out to me that the cabview folder on the Mesaba Electric car is empty. I've posted that folder here (812K) http://davesrailpix.railfan.net/msts/10cab.zip Sorry 'bout that.
Dave, thank's for the route and cab view. It's working great here, although I've had to dial down the detail to get decent frame rates. Not your fault, slow computer here.I had to change the coupler values on some of my rolling stock to get them through the city streets. So I copied the coupler values from the ME10. If anyone is planning on running the Illinois Terminal observation car through the Mesaba Route streets, here are the coupler settings that work (borrowed from ME10). Just replace the coupler settings in the OHRR_PO.wag file with these: Coupling ( Type ( Automatic ) Spring ( Stiffness ( 2e7N/m 0 ) Damping ( 0.2e7N/m/s 0 ) Break ( 1e7N 0 ) r0 ( 0.1 1e9 ) ) CouplingHasRigidConnection () )
Dave, I too, have had to drop the detail levels because of cold molasses action (2FPS) . But it's a fun explore! Thanks Dave, for all your hard work!!!! it's very much apreciated, as is Chuck's sending it over to me!!!Thanks Guys!Tim
Strangly enough, a train goes through there with no problems. You just have to have your seat belt fastened. (I've since fixed it, and it will be in the next update.)