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August 25, 2014 at 22:25 #3562
Mansen
ParticipantI imagine we’ll be able to make use of the Steam Workshop at some point down the line – Which would be a great way to spread the mods around.
August 26, 2014 at 14:10 #3610Jonathan078NL
ParticipantI hope the’ re some creative modellers here that also may take Dutch N.S. trains in consideration, they were also very popular on oTTD and Locomotion.
The Dutch N.S. trains all have wonderful colors, are very modern and just look bad-ass. N.S. also has a nice history with earlier trains, they just don’t go as far back to 1850 as far as I know. So most trains are modern which is nice in my opinion.
I’m very curious to your reactions.
September 10, 2014 at 10:22 #6844Jonathan078NL
ParticipantHello Steve,
Here I found a converter tool, with this you should be able to convert .obj files to .msh &.msh.blob, I hope this can help you to implement the UK trains into Train Fever!
Here’s the link:
http://www.train-fever.net/index.php/Thread/344-Konvertierungstool-obj-msh-msh-blob/
September 10, 2014 at 16:26 #6964RickD
ParticipantI’d love to see some UK rail history in a pack, specifically the mid – late 90’s up until current day. I’m no good at modeling but I’d be happy to contribute research if it would help.
September 10, 2014 at 18:22 #7008bv
ParticipantNexus is the site for distribution and discussion of game mods, I think it would be a god idea to use that:
Many prefer to avoid Steam as much as possible, and in any case it is unwise to put all the eggs in the same basket.
September 10, 2014 at 18:48 #7018Bansheedragon
ParticipantI imagine we’ll be able to make use of the Steam Workshop at some point down the line – Which would be a great way to spread the mods around.
Nexus is the site for distribution and discussion of game mods, I think it would be a god idea to use that:
Many prefer to avoid Steam as much as possible, and in any case it is unwise to put all the eggs in the same basket.
I hate the steam workshop.
Instead of just downloading and adding a mod, I need to be subscribed to the mod to be able to use it.
I dont know what it means, but I do not like the sound of having to subscribe, it sounds to me like I’m signing up for something I dont want just to be allowed to use the mod.
I have tried using mods from Steam workshop in the past on other games, in most cases I could not get them to work at all, only on some cases could I get them to work.
Nexusmods are my goto site for all kinds of mods, I found the best mods for some of my games there.
September 13, 2014 at 15:26 #7903icbear56
ParticipantLove the look of the work your doing already.
I am disappointed that I cannot get the traffic to be on the UK side
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