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RKLX Wagons available

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tasrail Moderator Moderator
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Posted: Tue Jan 28, 2003 11:05 am


I was bored over the long weekend (and partly immobile after a knee injury!), so here is the result - a set of 7 National Rail RKLX wagons for MSTS. I've put them up temporarily at http://www.railtasmania.com/~sdix/au_rklx.zip
although in the long term they should be at train-sim.com, and at Railpage Australia™ (except Yuri's mail box is full!)

I'm not sure why I did the RKLX, as its bit of a change from my usual
Tasmanian stuff, but anyway they are done now, and they might as well be out there for the rest of the world.

All we need now is a pair of BLs and AI Comeng sets wizzing past

Regards,

Stuart Dix
Hobart, Tasmania
http://www.railtasmania.com/trainsim/
 
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Posted: Tue Jan 28, 2003 1:46 pm
tasrail wrote:


I'm not sure why I did the RKLX, as its bit of a change from my usual
Tasmanian stuff, but anyway they are done now, and they might as well be out there for the rest of the world.



Looks great. We certainly don't mind you doing this. Smile



James Brook

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michaelgreenhill Patron Saint of Alcohol Patron Saint of Alcohol
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Posted: Tue Jan 28, 2003 3:57 pm
Now we just need the MTR author to extend the line to Long Island and to Dynon and we're all set Laughing



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jm1941 Chief Commissioner   Joined: Jan 16, 2003
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Posted: Wed Jan 29, 2003 9:43 am
tasrail wrote:

a set of 7 National Rail RKLX wagons for MSTS.

Stuart, nice set of container wagons, but a small QUERY....
Is there a reason why the bogie wheels look like their inside the rail line. I downloaded these and put them next to the other NR containers wagons I had in my consist and it was immediately very noticeable. Or, are these for Narrow Gauge. Curious.  
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Posted: Wed Jan 29, 2003 9:59 am
jm1941 wrote:
Is there a reason why the bogie wheels look like their inside the rail line. Or, are these for Narrow Gauge. Curious.


The bogies were originally created for a set of Tasmanian log wagons, but with the bogies to standard gauge width. I suspect the reason is that I made a mistake with the distance between the wheels and didn't notice. I'll update my bogie file so they are right for the future.

Also, Yuri Sos has pointed out that the wheels don't rotate.
1) Did anyone notice?
2) Does anyone care?
I may do a slightly updated version for the Railpage Australia™ site this evening if I can get them working. (For the record, I did notice, but only becuase I was looking closely as part of the development, but no, I don't mind. In fact, I thought this one of Microsofts features . . . . .)



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Stuart
 
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Posted: Wed Jan 29, 2003 11:57 am
michaelgreenhill wrote:
Now we just need the MTR author to extend the line to Long Island and to Dynon and we're all set Laughing

I HAVE A NAME YOU KNOW Evil or Very Mad
scine your making a vr main line, why don't you make that line, i'm too busy working on the MTR V2. Smile



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Craig Walton
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Posted: Wed Jan 29, 2003 1:36 pm
tasrail wrote:

Also, Yuri Sos has pointed out that the wheels don't rotate.
1) Did anyone notice?
2) Does anyone care?
I may do a slightly updated version for the Railpage Australia™ site this evening if I can get them working. (For the record, I did notice, but only becuase I was looking closely as part of the development, but no, I don't mind. In fact, I thought this one of Microsofts features . . . . .)


If you want to get them to rotate you need to do the following. When looking at the side view in TSM, the right hand bogie must be named "Bogie2" and have the "Main" part as it's parent. The axis for Bogie2 must be centered at the Bogie2 object, and not the origin. Similarly, the left hand bogie must be named "Bogie1" with the "Main" part as it's parent and it's axis centered on the object.

The wheels are then named as follows. The right most wheel on Bogie2 must be named Wheels21 with Bogie2 as the parent. The left wheel on Bogie2 is named Wheels22 with Bogie2 as the parent. The right wheel on Bogie1 is named Wheels11 with Bogie1 as the parent and the left hand wheel on Bogie1 is named Wheels12 with Bogie1 as the parent.

You must then set the number of "Animation Frames" to 7 in the project properties box.

I hope this helps Smile



James Brook

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Posted: Wed Jan 29, 2003 2:52 pm
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michaelgreenhill wrote:
Now we just need the MTR author to extend the line to Long Island and to Dynon and we're all set Laughing

I HAVE A NAME YOU KNOW Evil or Very Mad
scine your making a vr main line, why don't you make that line, i'm too busy working on the MTR V2. Smile


1 I had forgotten your screen name and 2 I dont know your real name

Incase you hadnt noticed I was making a joke, and also my route is fictional, based on VR practice, not a VR route Smile so to include the BHP Long Island line would kinda ruin the effect of having it fictious, it would just about make it a Mornington Peninsula line Smile

Plus mine is set in the outback, and Long Island is hardly outback Smile



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jm1941 Chief Commissioner   Joined: Jan 16, 2003
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Posted: Wed Jan 29, 2003 4:39 pm
tasrail wrote:
Also, Yuri Sos has pointed out that the wheels don't rotate.
1) Did anyone notice?
2) Does anyone care?


1) Embarassed sorry I didn't look that far.
2) Well I would have cared, but I did go for a run with the containers once I saw the wheels were not quite right. It did look quite odd.

Stuart they will be great once you get the wheels fixed, I'll reinstall them again.

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Posted: Wed Jan 29, 2003 4:51 pm
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I HAVE A NAME YOU KNOW Evil or Very Mad

I presume as others here may also, that your name is Michael.
Michael why not sign off your posts with Michael, if that is your name you wish to be addressed by.

This next bit I'm only joking here.
The icon on the end you used makes the mind boggle.

Best regards,  
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Posted: Thu Jan 30, 2003 8:31 am
Automatic installer is available at http://www.railpage.org.au/steam4me/trainsim/index.html#fc

This is version 1.1, so I sugest you use this file instead. Wheel rotation has been fixed, as has gauge, and a flashing tail light has been added.

I think it was the setting of the animation frames value was the bit I missed (Me read a manual? Never! Normally I have to write the software first)



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Stuart
 
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Posted: Thu Jan 30, 2003 2:45 pm
jm1941 wrote:
163 wrote:
I HAVE A NAME YOU KNOW Evil or Very Mad

I presume as others here may also, that your name is Michael.
Michael why not sign off your posts with Michael, if that is your name you wish to be addressed by.

This next bit I'm only joking here.
The icon on the end you used makes the mind boggle.

Best regards,

all right, from now on, all ly post will end with this:
"regards, Craig" there, are you happy? Laughing
THIS NEXT BIT IS AN EDIT
oh bugga, i forgot the ending, so here it is
Regards, Craig



Regards,
Craig Walton
What I say here is my thoughts, and doesn't represent the MRPS or Woolworths ltd... smeg imagine it did!

If you want to loose weight, don't eat anything that comes in a BUCKET!
 
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Posted: Thu Jan 30, 2003 4:14 pm
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oh bugga, i forgot the ending, so here it is
Regards, Craig

Hi Craig,

Now one knows your name, and is nice to meet you here.

Regards,  
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Posted: Thu Jan 30, 2003 8:23 pm
how do you make those little pics that appear under you name? Question
regards Craig
(i remembered!) Cool



Regards,
Craig Walton
What I say here is my thoughts, and doesn't represent the MRPS or Woolworths ltd... smeg imagine it did!

If you want to loose weight, don't eat anything that comes in a BUCKET!
 
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Posted: Thu Jan 30, 2003 8:33 pm
163 wrote:
how do you make those little pics that appear under you name? Question
regards Craig
(i remembered!) Cool


The same way you put an image in a normal post, except you put the code into the signiature section of your profile.



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