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jax6213
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Joined: Feb 11, 2008 Last Visited: Feb 11, 2008
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Posted: Mon Feb 11, 2008 9:07 am
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Hello! I'm new and I have a question.
I'm using siglight/Sigview to increase the viewing intensity of my signals because the stock signals in MSTS is so lame, and hard to see. I have been successful and am able to view the signal lights from 0.2M. I know its possible to be able to increase the distance that I am able to see the signal lights because I've seen it done in Streamlines Routes, and also Maple Leaf Routes.
Does anyone know how to increase the viewing distance of the signal lights?
Thanks!
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Scott_AUS
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Joined: May 30, 2004 Last Visited: Jan 4, 2009
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Posted: Mon Feb 11, 2008 10:05 pm
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Jax, welcome to Railpage Australia™.
Go to the MLT site - it's all there.
see this page: http://www.mapleleaftracks.com/free.html
There is a download on that page, within it is a readme on how to apply the file to your route of choice. Best of all it's free. You can extend it out to 2000meters or about 1.2 miles, but your mileage may vary depending on the construction of your route.
Enjoy...
p.s. this forum is for real life railway, so MSTS general discussions would be a better loitering ground for a post like this....just a helpful hint...!
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