Ohio Rail (Build 11)Rich Garber
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C21 Otten Lumber's picture postcard
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RE: c21 Otten Lumber's picture postcard
Rich,While you were at Otten, I was picture-taking over on the river !!
It is a true postcard !Bob K.
"Home" is about 500 Yds. from the famous "Pequest Fill" on the abandoned "DL&W Cutoff"
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RE: c21 Otten Lumber's picture postcard
I'm just messin here... looking for a way to spruce up these pictures... whatcha think?
Rich Garber
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RE: c21 Otten Lumber's picture postcard
Rich,
The only thing I would have done differently would be to try to catch some shadows. I run with dynamic shadows off, but turn them on when I ask a loco to "pose" for a picture. I suspect though, that you had a little more interest in looking at and showing us the new scenery than the Otten engine. To get the other shadows, set the sim to early morning or late afternoon, with different Sky Conductor settings. The low sun makes all of your scenery blow my mind !!BTW the tree and shrub setups look more natural with each peek that we get to see. Build 11 looks like it will be awesome.Bob K.
"Home" is about 500 Yds. from the famous "Pequest Fill" on the abandoned "DL&W Cutoff"
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RE: c21 Otten Lumber's picture postcard
You know.. I always forget what settings I have set no matter which game it is I'm playing. I forgot all about the shadows cause I do have 'em turned off. Thanks for the tip. But you are right, I was inspecting scenery when I took this shot. I usually never go into the sim to get pictures. I just see something and snap it usually 'just' after I've seen it.Rich Garber
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