New activities posted for Newark and Jersey City, and a
Started by tulsarailfan4 posts2 min read
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I have posted an activity pack for the Newark and Jersey City Railroad that is centered around the Central of New Jersey (CNJ).Unfortunately I've been told by players who have installed and run these activities, that there are two more downloads needed, that don't appear in the download list.They are: ELSW8.ZIP
EL_RS3.ZIPI don't know why these are needed since they aren't actually used in any of the 5 activities in the pack I posted. They must be referenced in a consist somewhere.I may upload a later version some time that doesn't reference these. In the mean time, if you want to run these activities, which give you a nice tour of the Central of New Jersey and Teemu Saukkonen's beautiful N&JC Route, you'll probably need to download these, or use ConBuilder to find these and change them to something else.Thanks! Happy Railroading!
RE: New activities posted for Newark and Jersey City, a
Thanks for the info Steve. Got those now.Nicely presented instructions with the activities, by the way. Makes a lot of difference when activities come with maps specifically tailored for the activities, especially on a route like this one where it is easy to get lost.Bill
RE: New activities posted for Newark and Jersey City, a
The problem I had with the activity was that even though I had the rolling stock the activity wanted, your names were different than the origs. I had to do some renaming.-Jeff
