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fhornuk (77 posts)
Oct-28-01, 08:39 AM (EST) "Electric and non- electric routes in trainz" Hi All,I'm wonderung if it will be possible to creates routes in Trainz which have overhead on some parts and remain unwired on others, as happens in real life. I don't think it is possible on MSTS.Cheers,Bill Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top
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Barney (35 posts)
Oct-28-01, 05:44 PM (EST) 1. "RE: Electric and non- electric routes in trainz" It is quite possible to do it with Trainz because the catenary is just another (specialised) object in Trainz. You put it where you want it or you leave the track without it. Electric locos will not care about it anyway which is quite OK as it follows the "Virtual Model Railway" paradigm that is the moto of Trainz.Barney
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