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Teisco (37 posts)
Mar-17-02, 02:59 PM (EST) "More Smoke!" We need more smoke. Look at any picture of a real steamer and you will see smoke billowing up, sometimes past the last car! And in the winter the white smoke, steam is huge!I tried changing the values in the engine files but still cannot get a realistic amount of smoke from a steam engine. If you know of a way please share.From the society for more smoke.
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Subject Author Message Date ID RE: More Smoke! captiandon Mar-17-02 1 RE: More Smoke! 1bigjohn Mar-17-02 2

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captiandon (125 posts)
Mar-17-02, 03:33 PM (EST) 1. "RE: More Smoke!" ya but there are times that they dont put much at all out and sometimes you dont see any. But I agree that there is to little smoke at times. it may be possible it is located somewhere else in the game.... To bad they didnt make Train Sim like they did flightsim alot of the addons and modifications would be alot easer to do then it is. FS2002 and CFS2 have an effects folder where you can find such things as fire and smoke settings.
its like the flak would dissapper to fast so someone made it so the flak stays around for longer and looks more realisticDon Pottorff Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top
1bigjohn (20 posts)
Mar-17-02, 08:09 PM (EST) 2. "RE: More Smoke!" That smoke is to make the photo people happy when you make
smoke you are just wasting the coal and you don't make as
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