Cajon Pass Enhancement Pack 2.0

[Bermúdez]

I should had said, under the newest version does ALL the scenarios from the stcok Cajon pass route are included? What about any third party scenarios I have from Smitty's locomotive shed? If that is not the case, how can I copy the scenario's from the default Cajon pass and install them into the Cajon Pass with super elevation v1.3?

Third party scenarios you must install them as habitually, with the package manager (assuming they are packaged in .rwp), and they will be automatically installed in 'Cajon Pass with Superelevation'.

Regards.
Juan.

[glenn68]

Thats great.

Glenn

[Bermúdez]

Hello, I just upgraded this modification to version 1.4 (this version overwrites the previous one).

New features of this update:

• Added "tunnel occlusion volumes" in tunnels and bridges
• Added "Rain and Snow occlusion volumes" in Barstow's depots
• Fixed position Barstow's depot (it was floating in the air)
• Modified astronomical parameters so that the sun and moon appear in the correct coordinates (contribution of Jesús Gálvez)
• Added new realistic moon with lunar phases (contribution of Jesús Gálvez)
• Attenuated blue fog of the horizon (contribution of Jesús Gálvez)

Note:
Requires to download the "Rain and Snow Occlusion Volume" of Jesús Gálvez.

Download → Cajon Pass con peraltes 1.4

Screenshot_Cajon Pass con peraltes_occlusion_34.12951--117.30433_20-09-51.jpg

[imnew]

Hey Bermudez. Thanks for this. Have a great weekend

[Bermúdez]

Hi imnev. Thank you for downloading it and appreciate our work.

[glenn68]

Same here.

[1225fan5358]

Understood. I will try to change the default tracks into the new ScaleRail-with-superelevation tracks. The default tracks have rather too much moiré effect for my liking.

I do not think it's necessary for you to change anything, because this route is installed separately and not overwrite anything.

Is there a program to do that? Or would you have to do it manually?

[Bermúdez]

Hello.
I just upgraded the package to version 1.5.
In updating I modified the values ​​of "tunnel occlusion volumes" by a more suitable, because the above values produced a bizarre fog effect overnight.

Download → http://www.ferrosim.es/downloads.php?vi ... &df_id=167

Regards.
Juan

[chrisreb]

Hi

Wanting to have a go with this- where do I put the occlusion bin file from the separate download?

Thanks

[NDORFN]

I'm gonna give this a whirl.

[Bermúdez]

Hi

Wanting to have a go with this- where do I put the occlusion bin file from the separate download?

Thanks

Hello.

You must copy and paste the bin file in the following directory:
In Windows Xp:
  C:\Program Files\Steam\SteamApps\common\railworks\Assets\Kuju\RailSimulatorCore\OcclusionVolumes
In windows 7:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\railworks\Assets\Kuju\RailSimulatorCore\OcclusionVolumes

I'm gonna give this a whirl.

What?

[NDORFN]

Your modification. Just ran a scenario. Very cool Big improvement over the original.

[Bermúdez]

Your modification. Just ran a scenario. Very cool Big improvement over the original.

Ahh, ok. Sorry for not understanding the meaning of your previous post.

Thank you very much.

[UPSD70ACe]

I was wondering on this Route when you go past San Bernardino is the terrain flat? Like If I wanted too ad tracks heading torward Los Angeles would the terrain be flat? Just like you make a new Route the terrain is flat goes for miles?

[Bananarama]

I was wondering on this Route when you go past San Bernardino is the terrain flat?

Nope - essentially, it's all downhill to LA. If you want to add track, get a track profile for the line.