Trainsim Screenshot Thread

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by CNWfan5525

QUOTE: Originally posted by dougal

NKP berk:

this done on Sandpatch?

Yes, it is.

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by stokerk

QUOTE: Originally posted by dougal

2 SD75Ms and a Dash 9 are stopped at San Bernardino while a Southern California Railroad (my own) stack train roll by in the backround.

Hi Mark , Is this the latest version of MSTS. You sure have my attention. This sure looks neat being in a different location . I only have the first version of this. & most of the add on's for it . "Thank You " PS; I'm a day late & a dollar short.

This is Train Simulator 1. It is the Cajon Pass Route (www.3dtrainstuff.com). It even has working defect detectors!

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by adrianspeeder

How do I take screen shots to save? I can think of some cool spots i've found in my travels.

Adrianspeeder

Here's what you do; First, you press "print screen" on your keyboard (it is to the right of F12), second, open a photo editing program and change the files to .jpgs, third, post the shots on a website (not a Yahoo group), like railfan.net, fourth, post them on this thread for all of us to see.

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by dougal

NKP berk:

this done on Sandpatch?

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by dougal

2 SD75Ms and a Dash 9 are stopped at San Bernardino while a Southern California Railroad (my own) stack train roll by in the backround.

Hi Mark , Is this the latest version of MSTS. You sure have my attention. This sure looks neat being in a different location . I only have the first version of this. & most of the add on's for it . "Thank You " PS; I'm a day late & a dollar short.

[adrianspeeder]

How do I take screen shots to save? I can think of some cool spots i've found in my travels.

Adrianspeeder

[tree68]

I'm using TRS2004, and I'm busy building a virtual version of my model railroad. Since I'm using the canned stuff right now, the buildings won't be right, but eventually.

Took my first ride on what I've gotten done so far yesterday. Pretty neat!

[Anonymous]

NKP berk:

[Big_Boy_4005]

I wasn't aware that we had taken a turn for the virtual... interesting!

Makes me wonder what happened to my copy of MSTS. I was given one as a gift, but at the time I didn't have a computer that would run it properly. Now I do, but I think it got mixed up with my ex wife's junk, and she doesn't even know that she has it crammed in some box.

The price has come down, I should probably just buy another copy.

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by masonjar

Hi dougal,

Have you used Trainz, or just MSTS? What do you think of it/them? I am entertaining some ideas of virtual model railroading, and have heard the Trainz is more oriented to the modeller. Your feedback is appreciated.

Also, got any shots of steamers?

Andrew

Sorry, I don't have Trainz. I have one screen of a NKP Berkshire taken before my old computer crashed and I lost everything on it. I'll find it and post it soon.

[Anonymous]

Hi dougal,

Have you used Trainz, or just MSTS? What do you think of it/them? I am entertaining some ideas of virtual model railroading, and have heard the Trainz is more oriented to the modeller. Your feedback is appreciated.

Also, got any shots of steamers?

Andrew

[Anonymous]

2 SD75Ms and a Dash 9 are stopped at San Bernardino while a Southern California Railroad (my own) stack train roll by in the backround.

[Anonymous]

Here's a UP intermodal lead by an 2 UP SD70Ms, a CSX Dash 9, and another UP SD70M. The train is in Barstow (UP does have trackage rights on BNSF in Barstow, Ca) on MSTS. Enjoy!