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Chicago Elevated Railways - Cyworks v0.4

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Member since Mar-5-04 · 2 posts

I have read about this add on to Microsoft Train Simulator and I'm excited about it.How do I get this sofware? Do I need anything more to make this software work within Train Simulator.Thank you,hawker

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Member since Sep-27-02 · 911 posts

RE: Chicago Elevated Railways - Cyworks v0.4

Good morning, Hawker,the route and required add-on files (custom tracks, equipment) are in the file library here at train-sim.com. Register for free and try your luck with getting in (nodes are frequently busy), or buy a first class pass for one year at 30$ for instant access anytime.The files you will be looking for are:cyktrck2.zip for the required additional track sections,
newroads.zip for the required additional road sections,
cer2600.zip for the trainsets,
cwcer04.zip for the latest version of the route.I would recommend installing things in the order above, in order to minimize errors. It is important to follow the intructions on installation which you should find in each download's read-me files to the letter. Hope this is the information you were after Lukas a.k.a Swissie

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