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Hello All,I'm creating some early 20th Century brick paved streets and am looking for people to test them for me. I'm making them as scenery pieces unless someone has the inside scoop on how to be able to place them like you do the default road sections, (I.E. the ends line up automatically, etc)Don
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I'll test them for you, but this is actually one of the stranger test requests!!! LOL
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Don, I'd love to test them out for you. I have a great need:TimPortland Traction, .015% done
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Don,If you make tsection.dat entries for them, and get a block of numbers to use, they can be real road sections, complete with car spawner cars running down the roads.If you want a block of id numbers to use, send a request to tsection@train-sim.com. Martyn can probably answer any technical questions about turning them into functional roads. If you would like to make real roads out of them, also send a list of the file names in advance so that we can have a discussion about naming of the .S files. (Do a search for "roads" and "file names" for further info.)David Beach.Palouse & Lewiston
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Standardized \global\tsection.dat file now at build00010.
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I've been grabbing your buildings and planting them on my route as fast as you upload them, so if you need help with the streets, let me know.
Dave
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Perfect for my pre 1900's Los Angeles area route..I'll do it. If you want to place them using the regular road sections just replace the textures on one of the road sections that you don't use much.
tark1054
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