Release: RijndamRail Update

[Lyon]

I don't want to appear to be a nuisance, quite the contrary, it's just a suggestion, I'm not implying that they need to apply the vehicles.
I am suggesting to put more NS material in the simulator to have a greater variety of trains, for example, to implement some sprinters and few intercities such as:
https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model/ ... Caf-civity
https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model/ ... er-3-delig
https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model/ ... va-Limburg
https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model/ ... 2e/NS-Virm
https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model/ ... rm-6-delig

remembering that are the suggestions

[trains 500]

those models arent great

[Lyon]

but everything that is bad can be solved, the fact that the models are like that, does not mean that they cannot be improved.
I was suggesting this because of the city of simvliet, if they properly expand the train network in simvliet in the future, to have their own city material

[thijs773]

*SNCF CC72000 diesel locomotive, 4 repaintable locomotives

I don't know if someone already reported this, but the CC27000 "AC" variant doesnt spawn the AC variant, only a regular diesel loc. Also when spawning the loc with an cart that only has the RET coupler it breaks and uses the regular train coupler. (Wanted to do some repair towing of a couple 5300/5400s but they didint couple correctly. When detatching and recoupling it does work though.)

[Sjoerd]

I don't know if someone already reported this, but the CC27000 "AC" variant doesnt spawn the AC variant, only a regular diesel loc. Also when spawning the loc with an cart that only has the RET coupler it breaks and uses the regular train coupler. (Wanted to do some repair towing of a couple 5300/5400s but they didint couple correctly. When detatching and recoupling it does work though.)

I don't quite understand the problem.... On my computer it spawns just fine, and towing 5300's is also no problem;



Incase you are confused.... AC in this case stands for "automatic coupler", not "alternating current"; it is still a diesel locomotive. This variant was requested by Citadis;

Unbelievable ! I am very happy that you add another locomotive from my country!
Really great, it seems. Do you need some tips or advice?
In France, this locomotive is used in many cases and one in particular needs attention, don't forget:

http://tom45.free.fr/72000/miniDcp02236.jpg

see better here:

http://tom45.free.fr/72000/miniDcp02064.jpg

Thank you very much, my day couldn't be better!
Keep going !

[thijs773]

Incase you are confused.... AC in this case stands for "automatic coupler", not "alternating current"; it is still a diesel locomotive. This variant was requested by Citadis;

Whoops, didn't get that one