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  1. Another screenshot from the new #OpenRails v1.6 #RailSim running the #WupperExpress12 route addon.

    Some #tips when #installing Open Rails on #Linux using #WINE:

    1. use the 32bit versions of WINE and Open Rails as you need to apply some winetricks which may not be available for 64bit WINE (I will test 64bit installation seperately)

    2. after installing OpenRails in WINE run the #winetricks script for the WINE prefix you have just installed Open Rails into

    3. from wineticks install the following DLLs:

    a) .NET 4.7.2 - this will take some time as you will iterate through versions 4, 4.5, 4.6, 4.6.1, 4.6.2 and finally 4.7.2

    b) DXVK - this requires 32bit #Vulkan libararies for your video card (e.g. AMD) installed in your native Linux install. DXVK will fix issues with shading and textures (e.g when they are black in the distance but normal when coming closer)

    c) XNA 3.1 - this will install .NET 2.1 as a dependency, don't worry.

    4. The built-in content downloader (and network support in general) doesn't work too well with WINE, grab the free Content off the official Open Rails website.

  2. Another screenshot from the new #OpenRails v1.6 #RailSim running the #WupperExpress12 route addon.

    Some #tips when #installing Open Rails on #Linux using #WINE:

    1. use the 32bit versions of WINE and Open Rails as you need to apply some winetricks which may not be available for 64bit WINE (I will test 64bit installation seperately)

    2. after installing OpenRails in WINE run the #winetricks script for the WINE prefix you have just installed Open Rails into

    3. from wineticks install the following DLLs:

    a) .NET 4.7.2 - this will take some time as you will iterate through versions 4, 4.5, 4.6, 4.6.1, 4.6.2 and finally 4.7.2

    b) DXVK - this requires 32bit #Vulkan libararies for your video card (e.g. AMD) installed in your native Linux install. DXVK will fix issues with shading and textures (e.g when they are black in the distance but normal when coming closer)

    c) XNA 3.1 - this will install .NET 2.1 as a dependency, don't worry.

    4. The built-in content downloader (and network support in general) doesn't work too well with WINE, grab the free Content off the official Open Rails website.

  3. Another screenshot from the new #OpenRails v1.6 #RailSim running the #WupperExpress12 route addon.

    Some #tips when #installing Open Rails on #Linux using #WINE:

    1. use the 32bit versions of WINE and Open Rails as you need to apply some winetricks which may not be available for 64bit WINE (I will test 64bit installation seperately)

    2. after installing OpenRails in WINE run the #winetricks script for the WINE prefix you have just installed Open Rails into

    3. from wineticks install the following DLLs:

    a) .NET 4.7.2 - this will take some time as you will iterate through versions 4, 4.5, 4.6, 4.6.1, 4.6.2 and finally 4.7.2

    b) DXVK - this requires 32bit #Vulkan libararies for your video card (e.g. AMD) installed in your native Linux install. DXVK will fix issues with shading and textures (e.g when they are black in the distance but normal when coming closer)

    c) XNA 3.1 - this will install .NET 2.1 as a dependency, don't worry.

    4. The built-in content downloader (and network support in general) doesn't work too well with WINE, grab the free Content off the official Open Rails website.

  4. Another screenshot from the new #OpenRails v1.6 #RailSim running the #WupperExpress12 route addon.

    Some #tips when #installing Open Rails on #Linux using #WINE:

    1. use the 32bit versions of WINE and Open Rails as you need to apply some winetricks which may not be available for 64bit WINE (I will test 64bit installation seperately)

    2. after installing OpenRails in WINE run the #winetricks script for the WINE prefix you have just installed Open Rails into

    3. from wineticks install the following DLLs:

    a) .NET 4.7.2 - this will take some time as you will iterate through versions 4, 4.5, 4.6, 4.6.1, 4.6.2 and finally 4.7.2

    b) DXVK - this requires 32bit #Vulkan libararies for your video card (e.g. AMD) installed in your native Linux install. DXVK will fix issues with shading and textures (e.g when they are black in the distance but normal when coming closer)

    c) XNA 3.1 - this will install .NET 2.1 as a dependency, don't worry.

    4. The built-in content downloader (and network support in general) doesn't work too well with WINE, grab the free Content off the official Open Rails website.

  5. Another screenshot from the new #OpenRails v1.6 #RailSim running the #WupperExpress12 route addon.

    Some #tips when #installing Open Rails on #Linux using #WINE:

    1. use the 32bit versions of WINE and Open Rails as you need to apply some winetricks which may not be available for 64bit WINE (I will test 64bit installation seperately)

    2. after installing OpenRails in WINE run the #winetricks script for the WINE prefix you have just installed Open Rails into

    3. from wineticks install the following DLLs:

    a) .NET 4.7.2 - this will take some time as you will iterate through versions 4, 4.5, 4.6, 4.6.1, 4.6.2 and finally 4.7.2

    b) DXVK - this requires 32bit #Vulkan libararies for your video card (e.g. AMD) installed in your native Linux install. DXVK will fix issues with shading and textures (e.g when they are black in the distance but normal when coming closer)

    c) XNA 3.1 - this will install .NET 2.1 as a dependency, don't worry.

    4. The built-in content downloader (and network support in general) doesn't work too well with WINE, grab the free Content off the official Open Rails website.

  6. I spent the past few days abroad as I had to attend some family business. We went by #train (german ICE bullet train) and being somewhat of a #trainnerd this sparked a renewed interest in #trainsimulator software that will run on #Linux using #WINE.

    Aside from #Zusi3 which is a professional simulator also being used in training centers in germany, there is oldie-but-goldie #MSTS (Microsoft Train Simulator) released in 2001 (!)

    Yes, this was 24 years ago but still, a lot of #railsim fans here in europe consider it one of the best of its kind and third party patches have been released over the decades to keep it up to date with modern hardware and to iron out some longtime bugs.

    However, there is also an alternative to that called #OpenRails which is an open-source remake of MSTS able to run commercial and free content originally designed for MSTS. I installed it using #WINE and #PlayOnLinux on my #VoidLinux box to check out how it performs. Note that I had to use winetricks to install .net 4.7.2 and xna3.1!!

    So here are a few screenshots of Open Rails running the commercial "RhB Bernina" Content I bought decades ago.

    openrails.org/

  7. I spent the past few days abroad as I had to attend some family business. We went by #train (german ICE bullet train) and being somewhat of a #trainnerd this sparked a renewed interest in #trainsimulator software that will run on #Linux using #WINE.

    Aside from #Zusi3 which is a professional simulator also being used in training centers in germany, there is oldie-but-goldie #MSTS (Microsoft Train Simulator) released in 2001 (!)

    Yes, this was 24 years ago but still, a lot of #railsim fans here in europe consider it one of the best of its kind and third party patches have been released over the decades to keep it up to date with modern hardware and to iron out some longtime bugs.

    However, there is also an alternative to that called #OpenRails which is an open-source remake of MSTS able to run commercial and free content originally designed for MSTS. I installed it using #WINE and #PlayOnLinux on my #VoidLinux box to check out how it performs. Note that I had to use winetricks to install .net 4.7.2 and xna3.1!!

    So here are a few screenshots of Open Rails running the commercial "RhB Bernina" Content I bought decades ago.

    openrails.org/

  8. I spent the past few days abroad as I had to attend some family business. We went by #train (german ICE bullet train) and being somewhat of a #trainnerd this sparked a renewed interest in #trainsimulator software that will run on #Linux using #WINE.

    Aside from #Zusi3 which is a professional simulator also being used in training centers in germany, there is oldie-but-goldie #MSTS (Microsoft Train Simulator) released in 2001 (!)

    Yes, this was 24 years ago but still, a lot of #railsim fans here in europe consider it one of the best of its kind and third party patches have been released over the decades to keep it up to date with modern hardware and to iron out some longtime bugs.

    However, there is also an alternative to that called #OpenRails which is an open-source remake of MSTS able to run commercial and free content originally designed for MSTS. I installed it using #WINE and #PlayOnLinux on my #VoidLinux box to check out how it performs. Note that I had to use winetricks to install .net 4.7.2 and xna3.1!!

    So here are a few screenshots of Open Rails running the commercial "RhB Bernina" Content I bought decades ago.

    openrails.org/

  9. I spent the past few days abroad as I had to attend some family business. We went by #train (german ICE bullet train) and being somewhat of a #trainnerd this sparked a renewed interest in #trainsimulator software that will run on #Linux using #WINE.

    Aside from #Zusi3 which is a professional simulator also being used in training centers in germany, there is oldie-but-goldie #MSTS (Microsoft Train Simulator) released in 2001 (!)

    Yes, this was 24 years ago but still, a lot of #railsim fans here in europe consider it one of the best of its kind and third party patches have been released over the decades to keep it up to date with modern hardware and to iron out some longtime bugs.

    However, there is also an alternative to that called #OpenRails which is an open-source remake of MSTS able to run commercial and free content originally designed for MSTS. I installed it using #WINE and #PlayOnLinux on my #VoidLinux box to check out how it performs. Note that I had to use winetricks to install .net 4.7.2 and xna3.1!!

    So here are a few screenshots of Open Rails running the commercial "RhB Bernina" Content I bought decades ago.

    openrails.org/

  10. I spent the past few days abroad as I had to attend some family business. We went by #train (german ICE bullet train) and being somewhat of a #trainnerd this sparked a renewed interest in #trainsimulator software that will run on #Linux using #WINE.

    Aside from #Zusi3 which is a professional simulator also being used in training centers in germany, there is oldie-but-goldie #MSTS (Microsoft Train Simulator) released in 2001 (!)

    Yes, this was 24 years ago but still, a lot of #railsim fans here in europe consider it one of the best of its kind and third party patches have been released over the decades to keep it up to date with modern hardware and to iron out some longtime bugs.

    However, there is also an alternative to that called #OpenRails which is an open-source remake of MSTS able to run commercial and free content originally designed for MSTS. I installed it using #WINE and #PlayOnLinux on my #VoidLinux box to check out how it performs. Note that I had to use winetricks to install .net 4.7.2 and xna3.1!!

    So here are a few screenshots of Open Rails running the commercial "RhB Bernina" Content I bought decades ago.

    openrails.org/

  11. 架空のバス会社。
    ここ最近の新車は、もっぱらふそうオーナーのようで。

    *被写体のバスPIはすべて改造品です
    #RailSim

  12. Tja, das war's dann wohl mit #RailroadsOnline, oder? Die Antwort von #Astragon auf meine Fragen macht mir wenig Hoffnung. Schade um die viele Spielzeit. Unsere Gruppe hat da wirklich viel reingesteckt in den Streckenbau. Aber die Bugs der finalen Version haben uns die Lust genommen.

    #spiel #gaming #eisenbahnsimulation #railsim

    notebookcheck.com/Fehlende-Pat

  13. Tja, das war's dann wohl mit #RailroadsOnline, oder? Die Antwort von #Astragon auf meine Fragen macht mir wenig Hoffnung. Schade um die viele Spielzeit. Unsere Gruppe hat da wirklich viel reingesteckt in den Streckenbau. Aber die Bugs der finalen Version haben uns die Lust genommen.

    #spiel #gaming #eisenbahnsimulation #railsim

    notebookcheck.com/Fehlende-Pat

  14. Tja, das war's dann wohl mit #RailroadsOnline, oder? Die Antwort von #Astragon auf meine Fragen macht mir wenig Hoffnung. Schade um die viele Spielzeit. Unsere Gruppe hat da wirklich viel reingesteckt in den Streckenbau. Aber die Bugs der finalen Version haben uns die Lust genommen.

    #spiel #gaming #eisenbahnsimulation #railsim

    notebookcheck.com/Fehlende-Pat

  15. Tja, das war's dann wohl mit #RailroadsOnline, oder? Die Antwort von #Astragon auf meine Fragen macht mir wenig Hoffnung. Schade um die viele Spielzeit. Unsere Gruppe hat da wirklich viel reingesteckt in den Streckenbau. Aber die Bugs der finalen Version haben uns die Lust genommen.

    #spiel #gaming #eisenbahnsimulation #railsim

    notebookcheck.com/Fehlende-Pat

  16. Tja, das war's dann wohl mit #RailroadsOnline, oder? Die Antwort von #Astragon auf meine Fragen macht mir wenig Hoffnung. Schade um die viele Spielzeit. Unsere Gruppe hat da wirklich viel reingesteckt in den Streckenbau. Aber die Bugs der finalen Version haben uns die Lust genommen.

    #spiel #gaming #eisenbahnsimulation #railsim

    notebookcheck.com/Fehlende-Pat

  17. 昨年のRSの日に公開した「幻の国鉄EH50形電気機関車」をアップデートしました!
    よりリアル(?)かつ遊び応え抜群になったEH50を是非!!(今後も随時更新していく予定なので乞うご期待!)
    https://gomirin.jimdofree.com/
    #RailSim #フェディバースrailsim部

  18. https://myzk-traintech.jimdo.com/
    本日はE127系の日!というわけでJR東日本 E127系を更新しました。この他、JR九州 813系を更新しました。
    利用規約を熟読の上、ご利用ください。
    #RailSim #RSPI公開情報

  19. モハ401の主制御器(CS12B)と主抵抗器(MR16)を作った
    MGはまだなので完成してるように見えるのは片側だけ
    #RailSim #フェディバースrailsim部

  20. 【お知らせ】
    今年のRS20周年、そして来るべき来年のPI作者活動10周年を機に新ブランド設立&HPを大幅リニューアルしました!!
    https://gomirin.jimdofree.com
    #RailSim #フェディバースrailsim部