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Latest Mid East coast Download please

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Post  neanderthal Today at 9:42 am

Hello Tony, yes it's very nice,and I keep going back to it. The only problem is that try as I may I cannot seem to get on GitHub to just d/l the new bits, so ended up d/l the complete Route again..


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Post  StephenRWells Today at 3:55 pm

Hi Roger,

You're not the only one - I can't fathom out how to only download the updates. GitHub seems to have a language all of its own - repositories, forks, branches, funny symbols, etc. I've looked at the detailed instructions which seems only to help those installing The New Forest Route! ( good though it is )

I would be extremely grateful if someone could detail/demonstrate every stage of the process including Mick's GitHub address and also how to get the updates as and when they happen.

I have downloaded the complete V1.8 but this will overwrite any changes that I have done, the main things that I have done is to alter the timings of the level crossings - this has been a major issue ever since MSTS was first published. Why include working level crossings if you never see them working except if you look behind after you've crossed one? I have spent many hours changing the timings on most of my routes so that I can see the gates/barriers moving as my train approaches. This includes seeing when the road traffic stops and in the case of full width single gates one closing before the other so that the gates don't move through each other.

The route itself is a marvellous piece of work and a vast improvement on the original Cd where I spent many happy hours years ago so a big thank you Mick for what you have done and continue to do.

Tony wrote "Flat isn't it? How can there possibly be need for bankers on this route?"  Having spent several happy holidays in Norfolk I can assure him that Norfolk isn't flat - it's surprisingly hilly, although not as hilly as Wales, Yorkshire and Scotland to mention but three.

Stephen


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