mikeadams2k wrote:The cab for the Allegheny/Blue Ridge is finally finished. (Actually I"m finished with it!) It's not up to the standards of many other cabs. It was an experiment and a learning experience from the start. I was able to actually do more with it than I thought I could, when I started. I've sent an email to Bob regarding putting it in the file library. Until that happens (if it does), here's the link. Be sure to read the readme.txt. Thanks for the interest and thanks to all on the forum who offered needed help. Hope you get some enjoyment out of it. Also, this replaces both engines entirely. I would suggest deleting any previous version you have. PS: Don't make fun of my cab crew. I ran out of money building this thing and I had to settle for the lowest bidders.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/j6whx1pxnu3h7 ... ge.7z?dl=0
mikeadams2k wrote:Thank you very much! As far as the brake handles, I must have used RSC's Big Boy or Challanger as an example.
FanRailer wrote:would it be difficult or time consuming to correct?
mikeadams2k wrote:I thought I was through in checking for problems, but I noticed that the animation for the rear engine has a glitch. Here's a fix for it. Just unzip and drop into the \Assets folder. Choose 'Overwrite".
https://www.dropbox.com/s/j553c8vd0v22t ... n.zip?dl=0
mikeadams2k wrote:I noticed there are 2 versions of my upload. I was afraid the first (SVDL.7z) was not properly formatted and would be rejected, so I uploaded SVDL2.7z.
Also, I got permission from 'B & O Guy" at Elvas Tower to port his PRR M-1 Mountain and his ALCO FA/FB-1 and PA/PB-1 to TS2019. I'm working on the Mountain now. It will take more time since these engines don't come with textures.
Here they are in Blender, if anyone's interested.
mikeadams2k wrote:Here is an update to my progress on the Allegheny cab. It's going slowly. At first glance, there doesn't appear to be much difference between the fist screenshot I posted, and this one. But if you compare the two, you'll see a number of subtle differences. I've re-done most of the objects in the first post and added a few more. There is still a lot to be done. I'll post another screenshot when I've made more progress.
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