I'd like to share some screenshots from the route I've been working on.It's a fictional trip through some Virginia country-side. http://geocities.com/mcg2h/
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Looking very nice, its got a touch to it that i cant describe, overall top notch
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>Looking very nice, its got a touch to it that i cant
>describe
There was an American painter in the early 1900's that did a lot of Eastern US Landscapes. Forgot the name, I think it began with a w or wy, but the screen shots look like those paintings.
You might want to consider submitting some screen shots of the finished products to the main screen shot forum.
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Hi Michael,
That route looks fantastic! I hope it won't be another Piccadily, in the way that you will need the latest computer.
I've added a link to your site from the train simulator community headlines at http://www.virtual-rail.co.uk
Damon Cox
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looks fantastic ... I cannot wait for this =)
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Looks very nice
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I've been honored by Michael to look at his work, and I can ensure that we have a true BVE object artist! Other then the visible amazing result, also the code in objects and in the route is well optimized!
I remember some time ago people complaining for missing US route builders on Crotrainz forum, but now things are becoming quite different...
My best congratulations again, Michael!
Luigi Cartello
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the screens are looking phantastic!
greatings
Martin Finken
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Since I live in Northern Va, I am really looking forward to this one! The screen shots look just like the Blue Ridge area. This will be an excellent route I am sure.
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Excellent work, Michael! I really love countryside routes,
can't wait for this one. Good luck on the development
of this authentic masterpiece.
Greetings from Brazil,
John Goncalves, Brazil
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>I'd like to share some screenshots from the route I've been
>working on.It's a fictional trip through some Virginia
>country-side. http://geocities.com/mcg2h/
Awesome, Smikes! Hello from Syracuse, NY! I'm really looking forward to seeing the route when it's done!
Christopher Tarana
Ferroequinologist
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Great shots!!
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Truly beautiful, outstanding screenies
You might like to know there is an F40PH at SLW, one of very few U.S. locos for Bve, grab a copy and enjoy
Can't wait for your route, for sure
Ciao
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Looking VERY nice... the P42 looks a little funny though, lopsided maybe? I have some detail photos of P42s if you need any.
What do you plan on using for traction?
Top notch work though, especially like the tractor, station building, and tunnel.
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Thank you all for the great comments.It's really encouraging.
damcox-frame rate should be OK.Its no problem on the laptop I use and I expect it will be relatively short.
wulf-F40PH:have it,love it!
Tim-The car-side appears pretty distorted and I need to redo it.That may be what your seeing.Thanks for the offer;I may ask you to look at the route and suggest signals\signs since I have no knowledge of railroad stuff.
Smace-I think the name is Wyeth and they are a family of famous painters.That's very perceptive of you because that's how I approach this work-as if it were a painting.I thought the screen forum was for M$T$.
Joao-your one of the people who showed me routebuilding is an artform
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