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controll (450 posts)
Mar-05-02, 10:14 PM (EST) "Release of Bridge and Rail Objects" LAST EDITED ON Mar-05-02 AT 10:18 PM (EST)Here is the Second set of the Bridge and rail objects for MSTS...some of them are actual track which can be laid just like the regular track of MSTS and others are scenery objects that have to be added as regular scenery items....heres pics of the objects...
90 Foot Tall Footing for Bridges
Second 90 Foot Tall Footing For Bridges
My grey Trestle Bridge
My Bascule Lift Span in the down position
A 10 & 20 meter section of track without ties
My 20 meter section of track with my Steel Truss attached
A retaining wall
My Wooden Arch Bridge with rails
Another bridge support
Another bridge support
These items can cause horrible problems for your routes and the included readme.txt file describes the problems....
Look for File RL_Obj2.ZIP in a day or so.Let me know what problems are encountered and lets see some new routes from everyone....Enjoy em.Controll
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Subject Author Message Date ID RE: Release of Bridge and Rail Obje... rgarber Mar-05-02 1 RE: Release of Bridge and Rail Obje... micke321 Mar-06-02 2 RE: Release of Bridge and Rail Obje... Southern_Railway Mar-06-02 3 RE: Release of Bridge and Rail Obje... SkyRat Mar-06-02 4 RE: Release of Bridge and Rail Obje... rjdiii Mar-06-02 5 RE: Release of Bridge and Rail Obje... controll Mar-06-02 7 RE: Release of Bridge and Rail Obje... oboe Mar-06-02 6 RE: Release of Bridge and Rail Obje... Southern_Railway Mar-06-02 8 RE: Release of Bridge and Rail Obje... controll Mar-06-02 9 RE: Release of Bridge and Rail Obje... oboe Mar-07-02 14 RE: Release of Bridge and Rail Obje... SkyRat Mar-06-02 10 RE: Release of Bridge and Rail Obje... SkyRat Mar-06-02 11 RE: Release of Bridge and Rail Obje... SkyRat Mar-06-02 12 RE: Release of Bridge and Rail Obje... SkyRat Mar-06-02 13 RE: Release of Bridge and Rail Obje... controll Mar-07-02 15 RE: Release of Bridge and Rail Obje... SkyRat Mar-07-02 16
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rgarber (1376 posts)
Mar-05-02, 10:29 PM (EST) 1. "RE: Release of Bridge and Rail Objects" this guy is killing me... KILLING ME! Rich Garber Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top
micke321 (11 posts)
Mar-06-02, 02:50 PM (EST) 2. "RE: Release of Bridge and Rail Objects" Looks Great!!!!! Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top
Southern_Railway (297 posts)
Mar-06-02, 03:03 PM (EST) 3. "RE: Release of Bridge and Rail Objects" LAST EDITED ON Mar-06-02 AT 03:05 PM (EST)I really, really can use those 90' footings!! I can stack those and now there is no limit to how high I can make my bridges. Thanks so much for your efforts. Keep cranking them out. You are on a roll.Bill Burnett Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top
SkyRat (33 posts)
Mar-06-02, 04:52 PM (EST) 4. "RE: Release of Bridge and Rail Objects" i got a perfect place in my route to put one of your bridges! Thanks for making cool things.SkyRat Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top
rjdiii (55 posts)
Mar-06-02, 06:24 PM (EST) 5. "RE: Release of Bridge and Rail Objects" So, OK, I plead clueless but, for the gray trestle, just what is holding the ties under the rails up? Richard Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top
controll (450 posts)
Mar-06-02, 07:20 PM (EST) 7. "RE: Release of Bridge and Rail Objects" Actually I forgot that part and it should have been in, but it saves some faces and file size so from above its not a big deal..when you drive under it it's more noticable.Controll Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top
oboe (97 posts)
Mar-06-02, 07:09 PM (EST) 6. "RE: Release of Bridge and Rail Objects" Hi AllThese are the first published pictures of the Superior South Shore Route in Michigans Upper Peninsula. I thought that Rick should see his bridges in a serene setting. The bridges now stand where there were a couple of little stations, a trail down to the river, and a raft that was employed to get the freight and little sim passengers to the waiting train on the other side of the river. 18 little sim employees lost their jobs when these bridges went up. I hope you're happy Rick !! ... Only two of the little sim people have found new jobs, one as a snowmobile mechanic, and another has started bottling the river water and selling it to upscale restaurants in Des Moines, Iowa.
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This Steel Truss bridge crosses the connecting waters between Lake Criabit and Lake Lafalot.
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The wood truss bridge crosses the Enga-ringa-dinga-dine river.
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Thanks for the bridges Rick, they're great oboe
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Southern_Railway (297 posts)
Mar-06-02, 08:11 PM (EST) 8. "RE: Release of Bridge and Rail Objects" Wow! Beautiful scenery Oboe. Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top
controll (450 posts)
Mar-06-02, 10:43 PM (EST) 9. "RE: Release of Bridge and Rail Objects" LAST EDITED ON Mar-06-02 AT 10:43 PM (EST)Oboe,I am sorry about the sim folks, but it had to be done...progress and all you know.Anyway, nice scenery and the bridges look good in there.LaterRick Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top
oboe (97 posts)
Mar-07-02, 00:24 AM (EST) 14. "RE: Release of Bridge and Rail Objects" Thanks for the kind comments guys Don't worry about the little sim-people whose lives were totally ruined Rick ... I didn't mean to burden you with that ... They were talkin about goin on strike anyway, and they were always sliding off to go fishing, hunting, and trapping when they should have been working. ..... I would have thought that KUJU would have removed those traits when they programmed them.... Oh Well !! oboe Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top
SkyRat (33 posts)
Mar-06-02, 11:01 PM (EST) 10. "RE: Release of Bridge and Rail Objects" I built my first bridge using your bridge! this is my version the the street crossing the tracks right outside of fillmore, california, the southern pacific running in ventura county. notice the cool train that was made by very talented people here at train-sim! Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top
SkyRat (33 posts)
Mar-06-02, 11:06 PM (EST) 11. "RE: Release of Bridge and Rail Objects" LAST EDITED ON Mar-06-02 AT 11:13 PM (EST)LAST EDITED ON Mar-06-02 AT 11:12 PM (EST)this might be better:
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SkyRat (33 posts)
Mar-06-02, 11:09 PM (EST) 12. "RE: Release of Bridge and Rail Objects" LAST EDITED ON Mar-06-02 AT 11:11 PM (EST)
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SkyRat (33 posts)
Mar-06-02, 11:10 PM (EST) 13. "RE: Release of Bridge and Rail Objects" LAST EDITED ON Mar-06-02 AT 11:18 PM (EST)LAST EDITED ON Mar-06-02 AT 11:17 PM (EST)ok, i give up, may a kind hearted person teach this dummy how to add pics to messages??????????never mind, i just learned how to read english in green print!
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controll (450 posts)
Mar-07-02, 02:34 AM (EST) 15. "RE: Release of Bridge and Rail Objects" LAST EDITED ON Mar-07-02 AT 02:39 AM (EST)Hey Skyrat,Did you notice all the cars are going the same direction on a two-way highway?Just wonderin.And the bridge looks good....Rick Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top
SkyRat (33 posts)
Mar-07-02, 07:40 AM (EST) 16. "RE: Release of Bridge and Rail Objects" AH, still learning how to make two-way traffic! Heehee
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