Railworks America

BNSF H1 C44-9W: https://trurailsimulations.wixsite.com/main/bnsf-h1-d9


BNSF H2 C44-9W: https://trurailsimulations.wixsite.com/main/bnsfh2d9

Just released by TruRail pretty recently. Excellent packs for anyone that has the DTG BNSF Dash 9 DLC.

Thank You kind Sirs! I know just where to use these....

These Dash 9 would benefit from the blessing of a Searchlight Simulations enhancement.

Wow! Excellent work!

Great idea on breathing new life into the Dash9s! They are still used around the Seattle Subdivision.

jalsina wrote:These Dash 9 would benefit from the blessing of a Searchlight Simulations enhancement.

Martin Ashwill (thegevo5k) has said they will not be Searchlight compatible.

ironcat60 wrote:Wow! Excellent work!

Great idea on breathing new life into the Dash9s! They are still used around the Seattle Subdivision.

I'll tell Martin you said that. These are also good for many other BNSF routes such as the Surfline, Marias and HighLine, Racetrack, among others

Lovely

Someone (possibly even in this very thread told me about these and directed me to them)

As far as the packs mentioned above regarding SS, these have got their own updated sounds havent they?

...Per the site listing

I believe, but might need correction, that BNSF uses AC power units for coal and grain movements and DC power units for all other traffic. Other railroads are different. Some use all AC, others use all DC, and some a combination - but never in the same consist. AC units have a higher operational cost than DC so railroads use AC where it’s cost effective and power effective to do so.

It's kind of a crap shoot what they run on trains. The only stuff they don't tend to mix is the intermediate fleet (geeps, SDs under 4000 HP) with the mainline road fleet in running service.

Reason being is if you're leading with a modern unit that has overload protections, your have no idea if you're in the process of burning out one that doesn't.

Man i feel helpless sometimes compared to you knowledgable lot, ran the bat file for this and it opens and immediately closes, as admin etc.
Found the pack in the editor, its there ticked, just nothing doin

Schnauzahpowahz wrote:Man i feel helpless sometimes compared to you knowledgable lot, ran the bat file for this and it opens and immediately closes, as admin etc.
Found the pack in the editor, its there ticked, just nothing doin

The batch file is supposed to do that. It copies the geo files.

Schnauzahpowahz wrote:Man i feel helpless sometimes compared to you knowledgable lot, ran the bat file for this and it opens and immediately closes, as admin etc.
Found the pack in the editor, its there ticked, just nothing doin

First did you run the bat that's in the asset folder not the one in the install pack? Did you look to see if the Geo files are there in the engine folders and the CabView folder? If you need some pics holler. I have it installed here and it's OK.

Yes please if you dont mind Buzz,
Think i only ran the install bat... sounds like it might be the ticket

This is a example. Look here and see if the GEOPCDX is there. If it is the rest of the required ones should be there also.

Thx Buzz.

Had a look. Followed the instructions to the letter and c/p assets to RW folder, they copy, go to run the batch file and still blinks open and closes instantly

This is whats in my folder...

-textures
-BNSF965.bin

I repeat you ran the bat file that was in the assets folder in RailWorks not the one in the installation folder?

The other way you can do this is copy the Dash9-44CW.GeoPcDx from the Default Engine and paste it into each of the three engine folders in the BNSF_H1_TRS Engine folder plus the Engine folder itself. You also need to copy the GeoPcDx from the Default CabView and paste it into the BNSF_H1_TRS CabView.