Microsoft train simulator route editor software

Selecting and Placing Terrain Patches by Yuri Sos. Useful in both the Route Editor and the sim. All MSTS track pieces, lengths, radii, gradient conversion table. Jim shows you how to get all MSTS default content into your own route.Ī Primer in Track by Yuri Sos. Get Stuffed! - Adding All MSTS Objects to Your New Route by Jim Ward. This is where it all starts - the Route Geometry Editor: Jim in his own inimitable style makes this whole process as painless as possible. If you're starting a new route, the following eleven tutorials (in italics) should be read and followed in order as they contain answers to just about every question a 'newbie' to route design has.Īn Idiot's Guide to Extracting A New Route by Jim Ward. Click on the publication title to download. Michael Vone has now generously released this guide as freeware. The prominence I give this publication is thoroughly deserved. I can't recommend this volume highly enough. It'll save you countless hours of research and 'trial and error' stumbles. 'Step by Step Guide to Building Routes Version 3' by Michael Vone, is absolutely indispensible if you're in the least bit serious about route building. There are days where I wonder why I bother. To accuse the author(s) on this site (or me) of telling lies is completely offensive, slanderous and totally outrageous. It seems he finds it much easier to offer abuse and sledge the work of others than constructive criticism. A Mr Erick Cantu has slammed a sound tutorial on the steam4me site, saying 'it contains some half-truths and a few outright lies'.įor the record, Mr Erick Cantu has, to my knowledge, never emailed me to offer corrections or point out errors in any tutorials on this site. So it is with much sadness and a distinct feeling of despondency that I note that the sledging on (aka ) has resumed with some offensive comments by one of their members. They represent a huge store of research and knowledge about the game many of us seem to be addicted to: the authors have shared their knowledge and work generously for the whole MSTS community. Finally, after many hours' work, all tutorials (over 150 HTML pages' worth) are now available for your education and assistance.

Microsoft train simulator route editor software