Does anyone know what the setting would be for this new route?thanks
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Signal radius in sigview for whitefish5 route
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RE: signal radius in sigview for whitefish5 route
I have not done this route yet, but a good starting poing would be 0.69 or .070.Cheers; Chuck F.
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RE: signal radius in sigview for whitefish5 route
Whatever the radius is, multiply by 8.67. I don't have Whitefish, but if he used default BNSF signals that would be 0.11, which comes out to 0.95.http://www.train-sim.com/dcforum/DCForumID6/12281.htmlSome adjustment may be necessary, if you switch to the headout view and stop 1 meter away from the signal, look at the size of the light. If it's too big reduce the radius number slightly, if it's too small (or it disappears when you get close, which means it's too small to see) make it bigger.Be advised, any route that has forest regions is gonna have a problem with the new siglight.ace alpha channel:http://www.train-sim.com/dcforum/DCForumID3/24338.html
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