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Important for Beta Testers of Central Valley/Screensho

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Member since Apr-16-03 · 16 posts

First, thank you for testing. this is the first time that I have ever uploaded anything. so it may not go smoothly, I have password protection because I can't release anything publicly until consent is given for a couple of objects. Special thanks to all route builders from a to z. Paul, Vince, Enocell, Rich, John, Sacramento Works gosh can't think of his name and also to Mrmike, Hcpatey and Eric for testing during the early stages. I will personally send you guys the cd, sorry for any inconvenience, More importantly, thank you to all object builders, technically speaking this route is your work! I have responded to all of your emails and sent the password to you. I had problems reducing the texture size using route riter, it kept freezing up. So I tried to accomodate everyone by creating a breakdown of zips to make a complete folder. I will answer any questions that you have. I finished uploading the full zip this morning, for those with high speed cable download. If you download the full zip you DON'T need any other zip.I repeat, if you download full zip you DON"T need the other zips. This full zip will probably be there tomorrow or today. I don't how often they upload or the cutoff time of dayIf you started downloading the partial zips from yesterday and today, the missing one was also uploaded this morning(i.e.centralvalleyshapes.zip) The partial zips were created for dial up users so they wouldn't have difficulty. the full zip was created for those with high speed cable download.Directions
You must have all six routes. xtracks is installed in this route so it would help if you had it to make sure that there isn't any problems. So far, knock on wood, it has been an easy install.
For the full download. just download zip. Unzip to folder. Open folder and unzip all zips inside. run installme.bat. set up activity, and that is it. winter textures will be upload
this weekendMany of you have asked, what type of route is it. well it is realistic railroading, and hopefully a few pics will help you understand.
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also to reach me this weekend you will have to email me at nicoque@bellsouth.net. I will be leaving work at 330EST so I can't respond to your email until I get home.........

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