SILA RAILWAYS a new NG italian route

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  • timetable57
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    • Oct 2008
    • 20
    • Trieste - Italy
    • English, Italian
    • MSOR

    #1

    SILA RAILWAYS a new NG italian route

    Dear Friends
    My new ROUTE is available here: http://www.trainsimhobby.net/infusio....php?catid=121
    It's an hard NG (950 mm.) Italian Mountain Route now partially closed to normal traffic.
    It' set in Calabria and is composed of two main Lines
    1. From Cosenza to S.Giovanni in Fiore with the highest station in Italy: S. Nicola 1405 mslm
    2. From Cosenza to Catanzaro Lido with nearly two kilometers of "Strub-rack" because of 10% slope
    The route can be played also in "explore Route" with MSTS but is dedicated to Open Rails.
    Main features:
    1. All 3Ds (scenery and stocks included) except "emmine" made by Vittorio dell'Aquila and some cabs are made by myself
    2. Almost all tracks (included rack) are real 3Ds with ballast made by me and replaced one by one in WORLD files
    3. This is the first route that needs the newest Tsection.dat 52 with IT-Tracks (it includes all previous X-tracks). You must download it Here: http://www.trainsimhobby.net/infusio...d.php?did=1922 that includes animated tourntables.
    4. Nine Activities for OR are included ready to be played
    5. For diesel and Steam lovers
    6. You can play it both in summer and in Winter (3D snow on most buildings that disappears in summer time)
    7. Included in the pack there is a README both in Italian and in English an a file called "Activities" where in both languages all activities included are explained
    8. For Assistance you can look and ask here: http://www.trainsimhobby.net/forum/v...98430d#p406415 (You need to login). Most of us speek English, may be someone speaks French too (and a better English than mine)
    Amouse yourself
    Guido
    Last edited by timetable57; 09-05-2018, 14:23.
    Guido
  • derekmorton
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    • Nov 1999
    • 5699
    • Eltham, Victoria, Australia.
    • ORTS

    #2
    Hi Guido,

    Thanks for the post.
    I worked with Carlos to get tsection 52 up and running for your community.

    It is good to see a route that is using it.

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    • =FI=Ghost
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      • Feb 2010
      • 660
      • Germany
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      #3
      Would you share some screenshots with us?
      Borislav
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      • MMSS
        Senior Member

        • Aug 2009
        • 842
        • Somewhere in the swamps of Jersey (NJ)
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        #4
        Beautiful work Guido. I installed it last night and started to explore the route. Looks like another great route for Open Rails. Thank you and the team there for sharing it.
        - Mark -

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        • timetable57
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          • Oct 2008
          • 20
          • Trieste - Italy
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          • MSOR

          #5
          Thank you for compliments. I'll try to post some screens
          Attached Files
          Guido

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          • timetable57
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            • Oct 2008
            • 20
            • Trieste - Italy
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            #6
            Other screens
            Attached Files
            Guido

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            • timetable57
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              • Oct 2008
              • 20
              • Trieste - Italy
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              #7
              You can see one of main features: 3D tracks with enbankment: I did them with German software Dynatracks.
              Guido

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              • =FI=Ghost
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                • Feb 2010
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                #8
                This looks beautiful indeed!

                Grazie!
                Borislav
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                • timetable57
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                  • Oct 2008
                  • 20
                  • Trieste - Italy
                  • English, Italian
                  • MSOR

                  #9
                  Other features:
                  1. If you drive a steam loco you must refuel water and coal along the lines to avoid stops of the activities
                  2. In most activities you must be able to turn 180° on animated tourntables. Not easy
                  I must thank Renzo Grassi and Vittorio dell'Aquila who teached me how to model steam locos.
                  Guido

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                  • advut
                    Senior Member
                    • May 2010
                    • 178
                    • General

                    #10
                    Great screens. I've downloaded it. Will try later.

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