Beta 3.9

[Koppara]

Hello,

I found a topic (Voortgang Beta 3.9) From the Dutch side. I don't understand Dutch, and I think some else either.
Can you put some info from it here, because if I put the texts in translator, it gives me random words with no sense.
Some pics would be cool also.

Thank you!

[Guille3604]

HI there, what kind of information you want? There is also a topic (In Dutch) with screenies, probably you just wanna get interested in the pictures, so no need to try to understand Dutch

[senjer]

The next update will contains new tracks to Simvliet Airport with 4 underground stations, Westpark, Universiteit, Simvliet WTC and Simvliet Airport.





Also there are some changes around Stadionweg and Tussenvelden, the crossings will make place for a tunnel and a bridge.




The last new function is train repair, when your train is inside the workplace it will fix flat wheels and broken pantographs.

This is the short version of the Dutch topic.

[Koppara]

Thanks! Do you know when is the release day of this beta 3.9?

[metroverslaafde]

Beta 3.9 will be released when it is finished Nobody knows Koppara

[Koppara]

I know that when it is finished, but I mean approximately when. Early 2015? Or after one year

[metroverslaafde]

nobody knows

[atimur]

I think that new concrete texture is too light, the older one was better. Also tunnel inside looks a bit unrealistic with this texture, it should be darker than bridges/ramps, as long as it is located underground.

[metroverslaafde]

It is so white because it is al new concrete. That's what Michiel says

[Clement lee]

Let me Tell you, the New Bridges have a V Shaped Supports instead of a standed Cylinder Bar Design to support with the tunnels from Stadionweg for Line A to Araplein was a Drive Under Lines B and C to De Molens and Oostpark Respectary, the New Tunnels with 4 Stations to Simvliet Airport and New Track Interstructure from Stationweg to Tussenvelden, New Rolling Stock will not be added is MG2/1 and SG2/1 Stocks respectary. The New Viaducts and Tunnels are white instead of brown due to new signaling and stations and new track layouts.