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#171 From: "gloriasdei" <gloriasdei@...>
Date: Tue Dec 21, 2004 3:53 am
Subject: how do I add stuff to Railway 32 gloriasdei
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I have tried several things but cannot seem to add any of my
downloaded images o R32. please help.

Thanks
Gloriasdei

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#165 From: "Gregory J WILSON" <gjwsteamtrains@...>
Date: Wed Jun 2, 2004 1:07 am
Subject: Re: Re: Pennsy fleet operations aussielgb
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Hi Dick,

Have just found my original PRR module zip file.

I located a second problem which could be causing you a problem.

In the zip file when unzipped you end up with a folder PRR, you open that to find another PRR, open this and you find the various file folders for the locos etc.

If you read the script you will find only one Prr refered too.

IE. PRR\ti etc

This refers to PRR folder\Ti Folder

At the moment you have PRR PRR Ti

The script can't find the trains as there is no folder labeled this.

You then have 2 alternatives, either go through the script and add the extra PRR\ to everything in the script.

Or secondly and much easier:

Rename the original PRR folder PRR1

Again open this folder and you will find the second folder PRR

Highlight this folder and the cut it,

Paste it back into the railway 32 directory where all your other folders are.

You will now have 2 folders PRR and PRR1

Open the PRR file and this should give the rain files folders

Open PRR1 should be an empty folder, Delete it.

Now the script can find the trains as you have PRR\Ti etc

Not PRR\PRR\Ti

Give that ago an see what happens.

Please get back to me if any problems.

Regards

Gregory J WILSON

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Subject: Re: [r32usa] Re: Pennsy fleet operations

Gregory: Thank you for your thorough description of how to make the Pennsy modules work on Railway 32. So far, I have not had any luck with isolating the scripts, but I'll continue to play with it. I simply want to get any and all of the PRR locomotives involved in whatever activities I can. Dick Richard Glueck Peace of the Planet Farm Winterport, Maine War leaves all children behind. ________________________________________________________________ The best thing to hit the Internet in years - Juno SpeedBand! Surf the Web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER! Only $14.95/ month - visit www.juno.com to sign up today!

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#164 From: aurora7@...
Date: Sat May 29, 2004 10:03 am
Subject: Re: Re: Pennsy fleet operations parabola_rex
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Gregory:
         Thank you for your thorough description of how to make the Pennsy
modules work on Railway 32.  So far, I have not had any luck with
isolating the scripts, but I'll continue to play with it.  I simply want
to get any and all of the PRR locomotives involved in whatever activities
I can.

         Dick

Richard Glueck
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#163 From: "Gregrory WILSON" <gjwsteamtrains@...>
Date: Thu May 27, 2004 7:43 am
Subject: Re: Pennsy fleet operations aussielgb
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G'Day Richard,
I had the same problem sometime back and subsequently the Pennsy
module sat on my computer doing nothing.
When I learnt a little more about it I realized the problem lay in
that no trains were defined in the scenes.
To solve the problem you have
Open the EDIT SCRIPT in the menu where your have PRR.
If you have PRR installed in the custom script you need to opwen
custom and then edit script.
Alternatively you can go to the Railway 32 folder and edit the
custom script.
At the start of the PRR script you will find the name PRR then the
definition statements.
Define locomotive etc. Hightlight all of these statements,the train
definitions,{the Define statements},
Copy them and paste back in after the headings for each of the
various Pennsy scenes.
So you should have the name of the various scenes followed by the
define statements, all the rest is fine.
If you dont have the difinitions of the various locomotives and
trains for each scene they will not work.
If necessary before you get everything going change the colour or
font type of the copy so you can see if anything goes wrong.
Once you have done this, save and run the various scenes, everything
should work fine.
Any problems don't hesitate to get back to me.
I have changed my layout of the screen Saver but if I can find the
old Pennsy script I could send it to you.
Let me know how you get on.
Regards
Greg.

-- In r32usa@yahoogroups.com, "peabody_here2001"
<peabody_here2001@y...> wrote:
> I am unable to operate any of the Pennsy locomotives in any
settings other than the wonderful LIRR piece.  How can I integrate
> Matthew Brown's PRR representations into Horseshoe Curve or any
other operations?  Matthew, can you put it into a simple, self
> integrating download?
>
> Richard Glueck
> Winterport, Maine

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#162 From: "peabody_here2001" <peabody_here2001@...>
Date: Sun May 23, 2004 2:00 pm
Subject: Pennsy fleet operations peabody_here...
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I am unable to operate any of the Pennsy locomotives in any settings other than
the wonderful LIRR piece.  How can I integrate
Matthew Brown's PRR representations into Horseshoe Curve or any other
operations?  Matthew, can you put it into a simple, self
integrating download?

Richard Glueck
Winterport, Maine

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#160 From: Richard Lucas <Richard@...>
Date: Mon Dec 15, 2003 7:15 pm
Subject: Re[2]: New kid on the block n116jmj
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Hello Matthew,

Monday, December 15, 2003, 8:51:54 AM, Matthew Brown wrote:

MB> Let me know what problems you're experiencing and I'll give any help I
MB> can.  I assume you've already acquired Railway 32 and have purchased it.

I have, and I've downloaded many of the extra scenarios available from the 
Railway 32 web site.  I'd love to get the PRR module to run - I lived in
Lancaster PA for two years when I was a teenager - but I don't know what to do
with the files of images I found when I unzipped the download

-
Best regards,
  Richard                            mailto:Richard@...

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#159 From: "Matthew Brown" <morven@...>
Date: Mon Dec 15, 2003 6:21 pm
Subject: RE: New kid on the block morven
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I'll try and write something up when I get home tonight

-Matt

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Matthew:
	 I have not been able to get the Horseshoe Curve or PRR limestone
scenes
to work.  I have never been able to incorporate your huge file of PRR
cars and locomotives in a working situation.  Can you write it up in
such
a way that the whole thing can be integrated seamlessly into r32?

	 Dick

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#158 From: aurora7@...
Date: Mon Dec 15, 2003 1:04 pm
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Matthew:
	 I have not been able to get the Horseshoe Curve or PRR limestone scenes
to work.  I have never been able to incorporate your huge file of PRR
cars and locomotives in a working situation.  Can you write it up in such
a way that the whole thing can be integrated seamlessly into r32?

	 Dick

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#157 From: "Matthew Brown" <morven@...>
Date: Mon Dec 15, 2003 8:51 am
Subject: RE: New kid on the block morven
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Let me know what problems you're experiencing and I'll give any help I
can.  I assume you've already acquired Railway 32 and have purchased it.

-Matt

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I've just jouned this group.  Could somebody point me to some info ion
how to get Matthew Brown's PRR material running in the screensaver,
please?

Thanksd in advance for the help

Richard

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#156 From: aurora7@...
Date: Sun Dec 14, 2003 11:09 am
Subject: Re: New kid on the block parabola_rex
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This is the eternal question!  Matthew is very compliant with screensaver
requests, and has done a wonderful set on the Long Island Rail Road at my
request.  You can download those AFTER you download the original British
package.  They integrate perfectly, and you can run a lovely rush hour
from 50 years ago.
Matthew has assured me that he will be doing something similar with the
PRR material.


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#155 From: "n116jmj" <Richard@...>
Date: Sun Dec 14, 2003 12:41 pm
Subject: New kid on the block n116jmj
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I've just jouned this group.  Could somebody point me to some info ion
how to get Matthew Brown's PRR material running in the screensaver,
please?

Thanksd in advance for the help

Richard

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#154 From: "godeny" <godeny@...>
Date: Mon Dec 1, 2003 6:42 am
Subject: Overview site update ... now really godeny
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Excuse me for the bug about 10 days ago - the state of May 2003 was
uploaded. Now it is O.K. - the newest collection is on line.

    http://www.fsz.bme.hu/traffic/www/stocke.htm

There are many new american diesel engines there, mostly from Sorin
Oprisan, some of them from James McDonald and Brian Clough (I do not
mention the Railway32 authors - that pictures should be well known here).

Enjoy!

     Zoltan Szabo

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#153 From: "Matthew Brown" <morven@...>
Date: Fri Nov 28, 2003 9:17 pm
Subject: A quick vanity project: my '67 Ford Thunderbird in screensaver scale morven
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As a quick vanity project I did my 1967 Ford Thunderbird in screensaver scale. Not planning to make a habit of doing cars rather than trains, but I just had to.

http://byz.org/~morven/Railway32/autos/index.html

-Matt

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#152 From: "godeny" <godeny@...>
Date: Fri Nov 28, 2003 7:20 am
Subject: Re: New: Manitou and Pike's Peak Railway #10 godeny
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> Unfortunately no railway screensaver allows me to use correctly
> sloped track for these units!
> The M&PPR has an average gradient of 16%.

Have you already tried the BahnLand saver from Hans-Martin Hebsaker ?

As I know that is the only one being able to let running this pictures
up and down. Look at

        http://hmh-bahnland.de.vu/

Zoltan Szabo

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#151 From: "Matthew Brown" <morven@...>
Date: Fri Nov 28, 2003 4:43 am
Subject: Manitou & Pike's Peak railcar #14 morven
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New on my site: Manitou and Pike's Peak Railway railcar #14.  This car
and its three siblings were built for the Colorado, USA mountain rack
railway by the Swiss Locomotive Works at Winterthur, and are very
typical Swiss mountain equipment running far from its builder.

The M&PPR is an Abt-system rack railway climbing Pike's Peak in
Colorado, 14,110 feet (4300 m) above sea level.

http://byz.org/~morven/Railway32/mpp/index.html

-Matt

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#150 From: "Matthew Brown" <morven@...>
Date: Thu Nov 27, 2003 7:17 am
Subject: New: Manitou and Pike's Peak Railway #10 morven
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A sudden burst of inspiration produced drawings of Manitou and Pike’s Peak Railway GE locomotive #10 and passenger car, in both liveries carried. The Manitou and Pike’s Peak is a rack-and-pinion railway using the Abt rack system climbing Pike’s Peak in Colorado (USA), making it the highest railway in North America. The M&PPR dieselized in the 1940s and 1950s using four of these GE diesel-electric rack locomotives pushing single passenger cars, a homebuilt locomotive/car combo and a single gasoline-electric railcar. In the early 1970s the primary equipment became four railcars built by the Swiss Locomotive Works; a further two two-car railcars have since been bought from SLM.

Pictures and download link are at:

http://byz.org/~morven/Railway32/mpp/index.html

Unfortunately no railway screensaver allows me to use correctly sloped track for these units! The M&PPR has an average gradient of 16%.

-Matt Brown

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#149 From: r32usa@yahoogroups.com
Date: Fri Nov 21, 2003 2:46 pm
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Hello,

This email message is a notification to let you know that
a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the r32usa
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#148 From: "godeny" <godeny@...>
Date: Wed Nov 19, 2003 11:43 am
Subject: Overview site update godeny
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The overview site on  http://www.fsz.bme.hu/traffic/www/stocke.htm
was updated.
It is worth to check the sections North-America -> Diesel engine
for you, as there are several new drawings from Sorin Oprisan - among
others.

         Zoltan Szabo

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#147 From: aurora7@...
Date: Mon Oct 27, 2003 6:17 pm
Subject: Re: Can PRR modules be made ready to install? parabola_rex
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Matthew:
	 Never let something as trivial as an income producing job interfere with
fun.
	 Everything you do and have done with the Pennsy and LIRR is appreciated.
  I just wish I knew the computer techniques to install and operate it!

	 Dick

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#146 From: "Matthew Brown" <morven@...>
Date: Mon Oct 27, 2003 6:41 am
Subject: Re: Can PRR modules be made ready to install? morven
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Unfortunately none of this stuff is yet finished.  Due to pressure of work
I've been unable to do much for quite some time; I hope to get back into it
soon.

-Matt

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> Future modules for Railway 32, and those particular modules that
> include the extensive PRR and LIRR pieces, should be ready to run in
> my opinion.  Those of us who are plug and play geeks need that kind of
> guidance.
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#145 From: "peabody_here2001" <peabody_here2001@...>
Date: Sun Oct 26, 2003 3:01 am
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Future modules for Railway 32, and those particular modules that
include the extensive PRR and LIRR pieces, should be ready to run in
my opinion.  Those of us who are plug and play geeks need that kind of
guidance.

Richard

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#144 From: "Matthew J. Brown" <morven@...>
Date: Mon Jul 7, 2003 5:29 pm
Subject: Re: newbie here morven
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On Mon, 7 Jul 2003, Giancarlo De Marco wrote:

> I used a wrong expression...
> I just wanted to ask if they're free to use.

That's what I thought you meant; however, there is a big legal difference
between 'free to use' and 'public domain' and I thought it best to clarify

> Richard was writing about an entire LIRR fleet, but I just found a diesel
> locomotive on the "diesel" page.

There's not a huge amount, but there's LIRR MP54 cars too (two liveries
times two body versions) and the Long Island G5.

I recently obtained a drawing of one type of LIRR bi-level car, and I
suspect I'll be adding that one at some time too.

-Matt

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#143 From: Giancarlo De Marco <giancarlodemarco@...>
Date: Mon Jul 7, 2003 10:16 am
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At 01.33 07/07/2003, you wrote:
>Giancarlo De Marco wrote:
> > Richard Glueck wrote:
> > >Matt does great work, and very rapidly, too!  He gave me an entire Long
> > >Island Rail Road fleet in a matter of days!
> >
> > Are they of public domain?

I used a wrong expression...
I just wanted to ask if they're free to use.

I already know your web site, and your drawings are already used by my
screensaver.

Richard was writing about an entire LIRR fleet, but I just found a diesel
locomotive on the "diesel" page.

Bye, Giancarlo.


>My train drawings are explicitly NOT public domain and I retain all
>copyright.
>
>However, they may be freely redistributed and modified with no binding
>conditions.  I *ask* (but do not require nor enforce) that attribution is
>given if you redistribute them or use them as a basis for a derived work.
>
>Since I retain the copyright, however, you may NOT claim copyright to them
>yourself.
>
>Functionally identical to public domain in most aspects, though.  They are
>free to use.
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#142 From: "Matthew Brown" <morven@...>
Date: Mon Jul 7, 2003 8:33 am
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Giancarlo De Marco wrote:
> Richard Glueck wrote:
> >Matt does great work, and very rapidly, too!  He gave me an entire Long
> >Island Rail Road fleet in a matter of days!
>
> Are they of public domain?

My train drawings are explicitly NOT public domain and I retain all
copyright.

However, they may be freely redistributed and modified with no binding
conditions.  I *ask* (but do not require nor enforce) that attribution is
given if you redistribute them or use them as a basis for a derived work.

Since I retain the copyright, however, you may NOT claim copyright to them
yourself.

Functionally identical to public domain in most aspects, though.  They are
free to use.

-Matt

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#141 From: lobo013rr@...
Date: Sat Jul 5, 2003 7:45 pm
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Not to my knowledge.  Go for it.

Rob Roy

"Tom Gears" <tgears1@...> wrote:

>Here is a question? Has anyone made any Western Maryland locomtives?
>
>Thanks,
>
>Tom
>

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#140 From: aurora7@...
Date: Sat Jul 5, 2003 3:18 pm
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Public domain....Hmmmm...That would be up to the creater.  I wouldn't
know how to extract the files and email them out anyway, but Matt
probably has them on file.  Hey Matt, which website has the LIRR commuter
service?

Richard Glueck
Peace of the Planet Farm, Winterport, Maine

"Other than education, sanitation, viniculture, law-and-order, roads,
medicine, and the aquaduct,
what have the Romans ever done for us?" -Monty Python


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#139 From: "Tom Gears" <tgears1@...>
Date: Sat Jul 5, 2003 3:28 pm
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Here is a link for WM photos. They had all of the usual diesels F-7, GP9,
GP-35, RS-3, etc...

http://www.rr-fallenflags.org/wm/wm.html


I don't think I have the talent to make a train myself. I will try and see
what I can do.

Tom

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