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ideas (22 posts)
Jul-17-01, 08:07 PM (EST) "It Would be Really Nice..."
If Someone would put together a Piece of Track in 3D Studio about 80 Foot Long as a Base to Work on.
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Subject Author Message Date ID RE: Model section of track availabl... Captain Bazza Jul-18-01 1 RE: Model section of track availabl... dekosoft Jul-18-01 2

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Captain Bazza (24 posts)
Jul-18-01, 06:46 AM (EST) 1. "RE: Model section of track available" This evening, I made a section of track which be used as a track gauge, upon which you can construct your locomotive or rolling stock unit model. The gauge model also features an electric wire set at a height of 6.5 metres above the track. The model (in metric units) was constructed in 3D Max R2.5 and saved as a mesh file in .3ds format which can be imported into Max. You can move the gauge model out of the way, or delete it, as required. It is untextured and must be deleted before converting the MSTS model with conv3ds.I would appreciate any feedback.The model will be available once Avsim moves in its mysterious way, its wonders to perform.
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dekosoft (13 posts)
Jul-18-01, 02:47 PM (EST) 2. "RE: Model section of track available" A standards gauge will be a highly useful resource, especially as the number of modelers grows. (Remember the NMRA tool? ) Can you upload your template to the file libraries?thanks,
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