Name of Route: Rocky Islands (for MSTS)Version and Release Date: 1 (August 2001)Description: This fictional route consists of a coastal mainline dual-track route for larger trains, and a single-track branch that connects to several offshore islands, suitable for smaller trains. The terrain is rather steep and involves a large number of tunnels and "bridges", including under and over the sea. The only decoration included is trees: there are no tunnel entrances or bridge structures. A fairly complete tour takes about two hours, but there are many routing options and spurs to explore.Installation Method: Unzipping after copying the MSTS DEFAULT folder.Size of Download: One file of 0.8 MB.Size of Installed Route: 19 MB.Fantasy, Prototypical, or Freelance Operations: Fantasy.Freight or Passenger: Both.Era or Genre: Coast and islands, any era. Location: Any hilly coastal region.Length of Mainline: About 20 km.Length of Branches: About 23 km.Number of Branches: 7 branches.Number of Sidings: Several sidings, wyes, and reversal loops.Number of Yards: 5 small 2-track stations. Mixture of Dual and Single Track: About half dual track, and half single track.Level of Trackside Detail: None.Amount of Scenery Completed: Only trees and water.FPS Specs, with qualifiers: High: 18-57 fps, using 1 GB Pentium III with 64 Mb GeForce 2 GTS, 256 MB of RAM, and maximum detail settings in MSTS.Activities Provided: 21 simple activities.Non-Default Consists or Rolling Stock Required in Activities: None.Add-In Track Sets: None.Tsection.dat file used: Default tsection.dat.Payware or Freeware: Freeware.URL for More Information and Screenshots: http://avsim.com/hangar/utils/mvchallenges/mstsrckisl/MSTS-RockyIslands.htmlKnown Problems: None.Where it can be downloaded: Train-Sim.com.Extra Information: Manual._____________________________________________________________Submitted by Michael Vone - mivone@pacbell.net
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