Hi. Does anyone know where I could find 'tram traffic lights'. ThanksRyan Fielding
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RE: Request
Hi,The only one I know is:
http://hagen.knop.bei.t-online.de/The thing is called: Strassenbahnlichtsignal Dick van den Hoven
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RE: Request
I saw your request and wondered if the picture attached includes what your looking for?I've written my own sigcfg.dat and sigscr.dat files as well as the shape file. They're still under development, and only include "on" and "off" indications at the moment. I've got to add the junction links, to give diverging left and diverging right aspects.They're two aspect. i.e. line clear to next signal only type aspects, I'm going to use a dummy signal to enter the drive on sight areas on my "under development" route.
If these are any use then either reply to this post or else E-Mail me and I'll upload them to the file library in their current form as a "Beta" Issue.Paul
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