Stevens Pass out now.

[Rbsanford]

Well actually it starts in Mukeilto, Everett is next. I love the scenery along the sound!

I didn't think anyone who wasn't a local would have any idea where in the heck Mukeilto was and most people have heard of Everett because of Boeing.

Well I followed the entire route on Google Earth a lot.

And I think the next route should be Minneapolis/St. Paul to Duluth, and maybe extensions to Cloquet, Proctor, Gary/New Duluth, Virginia/Iron Mountain, and Two Harbors. Maybe it could take place in the 1950s so we could have DMIR AC-9s!

[BNSFdude]

You mean the Hinkley Subdivision? There's nothing operationally unique about it. I Must say a DMIR route from one of the mines to Proctor down to Duluth's docks would be nice.

[Rbsanford]

Plus the North Shore Scenic Railroad from Duluth to Two Harbors.
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[OldProf]

This is an intervention by the spelling police. The correct spelling of that town at the southwest end of this route is Mukilteo. This is the spelling used in the route, but skeptics are welcome to consult http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mukilteo,_Washington.

[buzz456]

Tom is back with spelling checks.................................The Force is back in balance.

[Rbsanford]

Yes I have noticed that mistake quite a while after posting. Sorry about that.

By the way, I just finished traversing the pass today, it's amazing!

[OldProf]

Tom is back with spelling checks.................................The Force is back in balance.

Thanks for noticing, Buzz. Actually, I only learned to spell Mukilteo by stumbling over it numerous times while writing a scenario for the route, thus proving that Old Profs can learn new tricks.

[5292nate]

thus proving that Old Profs can learn new tricks.

[The_Garbear]

So I noticed the route includes their nifty Husky Stack cars. If I already have those (but not Stevens), will the Workshop recognize them or will I need to acquire them through purchasing the route if I want to use those stacks in my Steam scenarios?

[USRailFan]

Depends, but I guess you most likely will have to - stock bundled with a route, tends to be placed in the route's own Assets folder - I don't have Stevens Pass so I don't know the exact folder structure but I guess it'd be /RSC/StevensPass or something like that, while the standalone stacks would probably be in something like /RSC/StackCarPack01 or something similar.

[buzz456]

So I noticed the route includes their nifty Husky Stack cars. If I already have those (but not Stevens), will the Workshop recognize them or will I need to acquire them through purchasing the route if I want to use those stacks in my Steam scenarios?

Where are they now? I would think if they don't work that you could create a new path which I would be happy to tell you that if you need it so they would also reside where they would be found for your scenario.

[The_Garbear]

The ones I have which I got from G-Trax way back in the day are at Assets/G-TraX/Trains/RailVehicles/Freight/DoubleStack

[thecanadianrail]

The Stevens pass cars and the freeware ones have different reporting marks so I would say no.

[buzz456]

It might be worth a try. Here is what you need: the following folders in your asset folder from outside to in GNTX-StevensPass-RailVehicles-Freight-DoubleStack-and then what's inside your G-Trax DoubleStack folder.
Let us know if it works. Don't forget to tick off the GNTX folder before you try to run this. If it just fails to load them since they are not the right brands maybe you can change them out with RW tools since they will be in the right place.

[The_Garbear]

Will test this next time I'm working on a scenario and report back