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Why not test a Swedish route

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KvarndalenCharter Member · 9 postsAug 18, 2002 3:34 AM

:-)
http://msts.e-buzz.net/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=3016

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RE: Why not test a Swedish route, Stooopid_person, Aug-17-02, 11:46 PM, (1) RE: Why not test a Swedish route, Andre, Aug-17-02, 11:50 PM, (2) RE: Why not test a Swedish route, Kvarndalen, Aug-18-02, 12:16 PM, (3) RE: Why not test a Swedish route, cjmaclean, Aug-18-02, 02:09 PM, (4) RE: Why not test a Swedish route, Kvarndalen, Aug-18-02, 02:30 PM, (5) RE: Why not test a Swedish route, cjmaclean, Aug-18-02, 02:40 PM, (6) RE: Why not test a Swedish route, Kvarndalen, Aug-18-02, 02:53 PM, (7) RE: Why not test a Swedish route, DTA, Aug-18-02, 03:42 PM, (8) RE: Why not test a Swedish route, Kvarndalen, Aug-18-02, 03:54 PM, (10) RE: Why not test a Swedish route, DarkestRose, Aug-20-02, 07:06 AM, (16) RE: Why not test a Swedish route, mazz, Aug-18-02, 03:44 PM, (9) RE: Why not test a Swedish route, OwainGlyndwr, Aug-18-02, 06:33 PM, (11) RE: Why not test a Swedish route, Kvarndalen, Aug-18-02, 06:52 PM, (12) RE: Why not test a Swedish route, DTA, Aug-18-02, 06:59 PM, (13) RE: Why not test a Swedish route, Kvarndalen, Aug-19-02, 03:01 PM, (14) RE: Why not test a Swedish route, hellcat, Aug-20-02, 06:59 AM, (15)

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Stooopid_personCharter Member · 372 postsAug 18, 2002 3:46 AM

RE: Why not test a Swedish route

What route is that? The link is swedish and I don't understand.

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AndreCharter Member · 320 postsAug 18, 2002 3:50 AM

RE: Why not test a Swedish route

If you follow the link you end up in a swedisch message saying KMJ route version 2.It's a fictional route where everything has been custom-made. At least it was in version 1.André
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www.mstrainstop.com
andre@mstrainstop.com

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KvarndalenCharter Member · 9 postsAug 18, 2002 4:16 PM

RE: Why not test a Swedish route

Hello
KMJ-Route version 2.0 10-aug-2002Following changes is done to this version:
- The framerate is now significant increased
- New tree types used in the route.
- Sky! Conductor 2 is now working.KMJ is a route with it’s fictitious place in Middle Sweden. The places along the route is fictitious.
KMJ is made to satisfy both passenger and freight train drivers. The route contains industries, docks and stations for all needs.
The route is based on Europa1.
All objects are removed from the original route. Only the track is original. Major work is made on new textures so there could be more Swedish buildings and vegetation. All terrain is remade, and new ground textures. Almost every building has winter and night textures.Stations Kvarndalen and MunksäterThe two big stations is made to give more interesting train movements to the use of activities makers. The track lay is thought to represent a real impression. All tracks in function. So in Kvarndalen there is double platform so you get the feeling of two-way track that meets. There is a big harbour with it own yard. In Munksäter, its also a yard to manage the big traffic the industries make. There is also a house for trains.
Some examples of industries:- Paper mill in Munksäter
- Car factory
- Sawmill in Övre Munksäter
- Paper mill in Forsnäs
- A few mechanical industries, with various transportation needs. The file is 174 Mb and is build with standard track
Try it, and write som feedback here in the forum.Hawk
Sweden
http://msts.e-buzz.net/public/kmj/KMJ-route-v.2.zip
http://msts.e-buzz.net/

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cjmacleanCharter Member · 1362 postsAug 18, 2002 6:09 PM

RE: Why not test a Swedish route

Uh...174 megabytes??? Dominik MannProud Member of the MSTS European Railfans

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KvarndalenCharter Member · 9 postsAug 18, 2002 6:30 PM

RE: Why not test a Swedish route

No problem if you have broadband.
The rout is free Unziped the route take 233 Mb on harddisk.

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cjmacleanCharter Member · 1362 postsAug 18, 2002 6:40 PM

RE: Why not test a Swedish route

I certainly appreciate that the route is freeware...sadly, I'm cut off from broadband access (not my fault...Telekom decided to screw me ) ...oh well, if I download for one hour each day I should be done after a week...Dominik MannProud Member of the MSTS European Railfans

- Interested in Euro railways, virtual or real? Visit the European Add-Ons Discussion forum at http://www.trains-station.com/ -

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KvarndalenCharter Member · 9 postsAug 18, 2002 6:53 PM

RE: Why not test a Swedish route

Here in Sweden over 500.000 have broadband at home.
The server is very fast, so I can't se the problem;-)
Of course it's nothing for "modem-users"

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DTACharter Member · 935 postsAug 18, 2002 7:42 PM

RE: Why not test a Swedish route

Just a few questions:Are there any activities? (LOL! I like activities!), and are they in english?Does it have its own installer? Or is it all cut and paste.How long is the route?David

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KvarndalenCharter Member · 9 postsAug 18, 2002 7:54 PM

RE: Why not test a Swedish route

cut and paste, and you are in business.
60 Km.(60 Kilometer = 37.28400 Miles)
If you start the route in explore route you start in Övre Munksäter and have 12 miles(120 Km) driving ahead of you. How you wonder, the route is only 6 miles long? In the far end of Kvarndalen there is a double headed round track, which gives you the possibility to drive the route in both ways.

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DarkestRoseCharter Member · 305 postsAug 20, 2002 11:06 AM

RE: Why not test a Swedish route

Hey there! Don't count modem users out of the game so fast there, that little beauty would be worth the time it takes to download!Slicka ~DR

"When you are with me I'm free
I'm careless, I believe
Above all the others we'll fly
This brings tears to my eyes
My Sacrifice"--Creed

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mazzCharter Member · 26 postsAug 18, 2002 7:44 PM

RE: Why not test a Swedish route

I have this route installed, and I can strongly recommend it. It is well used loading-time to get this route...The envirement in the route is one of the finest I have seen...

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OwainGlyndwrCharter Member · 280 postsAug 18, 2002 10:33 PM

RE: Why not test a Swedish route

I spent 11 hours on 56k downloading the route today.My only disappointment is how short the route is.regards,
O.G.

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KvarndalenCharter Member · 9 postsAug 18, 2002 10:52 PM

RE: Why not test a Swedish route

Hello
I have prioritized the quality on the route, before quantity. Therefore is the route not so long. Next version, wich is already ongoing, is going to bee longer, and is also containing a side line.

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DTACharter Member · 935 postsAug 18, 2002 10:59 PM

RE: Why not test a Swedish route

Yeah, too short for me to bother. back to the 400 kms of protrain!David

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KvarndalenCharter Member · 9 postsAug 19, 2002 7:01 PM

RE: Why not test a Swedish route

Hello
If you are in real hurry, try this server
http://www.trains-station.com/

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hellcatMember since Jul-10-02 · 33 postsAug 20, 2002 10:59 AM

RE: Why not test a Swedish route

I went to that swedish website and got that tram route. It's nice. and only a few megs. (*like 4.5 I think)

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