GCR London Extension.
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mikehendle
slipperman12
NiallGray
steamnut44
paullad1984
rufuskins
j3801
a214sli
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Re: GCR London Extension.
Hi Tim,
Many Thanks for the update and the fab route.
A question of I may? Is this an upgrade or can you just install this latest version without any hitches?
Many Thanks
Andy
Many Thanks for the update and the fab route.
A question of I may? Is this an upgrade or can you just install this latest version without any hitches?
Many Thanks
Andy
Andy - TSSH Footplate Crew
Re: GCR London Extension.
a214sli wrote:V4.3 update (aerial photos version) now uploaded to UKTS for approval, as are the three activity packs (same eras as 4.2, with a few additions and some existing ones made longer).
Tim Mitchell.
Hi Tim
Splendid news. Will there also be an update for the non-aerial photo version, please?
Stephen
sbowness- Posts : 134
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Re: GCR London Extension.
4.3 upgrade for non-aerial photos version now uploaded at UKTS for approval.
This is one 80mb .exe file which you just double click on and no batch file/s to run.
This needs up to Woodhead v4.2 installed before you start, i.e. install in this order 4.02>4.03>4.1>4.2>4.3.
Tim Mitchell.
This is one 80mb .exe file which you just double click on and no batch file/s to run.
This needs up to Woodhead v4.2 installed before you start, i.e. install in this order 4.02>4.03>4.1>4.2>4.3.
Tim Mitchell.
a214sli- Posts : 64
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sbowness- Posts : 134
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Re: GCR London Extension.
+1
And a bonus point for the .exe file!
And a bonus point for the .exe file!
NiallGray- Posts : 418
Join date : 2013-01-18
Re: GCR London Extension.
Possibly rather a silly question to ask, But what is the difference between Aerial and Non Aerial? Which one is more computer friendly to install.
What I mean by that, Is The Aerial version a larger file than the Non Aerial version , Which one is the best to install.
I used the Aerial version of V4.1 on my old windows XP system,(Now sadly lost)
At the moment I am in the process of putting the enormous Trainset that comes with the activities together and saving quite a few GB of computer space by deleting/merging duplicate files.
I have the Aerial version on hold on my external hard drive at the present time.
Cheers
Andy
What I mean by that, Is The Aerial version a larger file than the Non Aerial version , Which one is the best to install.
I used the Aerial version of V4.1 on my old windows XP system,(Now sadly lost)
At the moment I am in the process of putting the enormous Trainset that comes with the activities together and saving quite a few GB of computer space by deleting/merging duplicate files.
I have the Aerial version on hold on my external hard drive at the present time.
Cheers
Andy
Andy Moody (AKA AJ52MDY on the UKTS site) West Moors, Dorset on the "Old Road" closed September 1964
andrew moody- Posts : 438
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Age : 74
Location : West Moors Dorset UK
Re: GCR London Extension.
Hi Andy,
The non-aerial version is definitely more computer friendly than the aerial version as it has a much smaller "footprint" size-wise, although the route is exactly the same.
I prefer the visual appearance of the non-aerial version, but that's my personal opinion
Cheers,
Ged
The non-aerial version is definitely more computer friendly than the aerial version as it has a much smaller "footprint" size-wise, although the route is exactly the same.
I prefer the visual appearance of the non-aerial version, but that's my personal opinion
Cheers,
Ged
slipperman12- Posts : 2664
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Re: GCR London Extension.
Thanks Ged.
Will alter to this one.
Cheers
Andy
Will alter to this one.
Cheers
Andy
Andy Moody (AKA AJ52MDY on the UKTS site) West Moors, Dorset on the "Old Road" closed September 1964
andrew moody- Posts : 438
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Age : 74
Location : West Moors Dorset UK
Re: GCR London Extension.
Track now laid to Calvert so can now drive all the way from Manchester to London Marylebone albeit in two sims...finally!
No screen shots until some scenery is done south of Woodford Halse.
No screen shots until some scenery is done south of Woodford Halse.
a214sli- Posts : 64
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Re: GCR London Extension.
That's good news, and always good to hear updates.
ALEC - Supporter of MSTS and TSSH!
rufuskins- Posts : 3728
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Re: GCR London Extension.
Signalling now done all the way to Calvert so the 'operational railway' is done.
No estimate for scenery completion as still 17.5 miles to go...
Should be interesting as far as Brackley but the rest is rather flat so might do less work on that.
No estimate for scenery completion as still 17.5 miles to go...
Should be interesting as far as Brackley but the rest is rather flat so might do less work on that.
a214sli- Posts : 64
Join date : 2013-01-30
Location : Stuck to the north-east edge of Birmingham.
Re: GCR London Extension.
This news continues the recent spate of activity on TSSH.
ALEC - Supporter of MSTS and TSSH!
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