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News release from PI Engineering:

As you have probably noticed, in the last few weeks our website announcements and news have slowed somewhat. You may have also picked up from our previous story that the professional side of TrainMaster is booming.

What it adds up to is that we are currently inundated with professional and commercial work for our TrainMaster simulation platform. These jobs have real schedules and real deadlines...and we have only so many resources we can assign to them. As a result we have decided that a week at the E3 conference in June and a similar time commitment for the NMRA show in Philadelphia in July is not justified. Besides the attendance time for personnel, these shows take up an enormous amount of preparation time, time we just can't afford right now. So we have decided to withdraw from both these shows.

Date Posted: 27 Apr 06


-- Al

Be sure to visit our V-Scaler and Virtual Railroader web sites.

New at the VR Reading Room

New at Virtual Railroader

-- Central States Scenario for Locomotion; includes downloadable scenario

Cheers,

Al

New at V-Scaler

New posting at V-Scaler:

-- Locomotion: The Sequel

Cheers,

Al

New Postings

New at the VR Reading Room:

-- "Calculating Diverging Curves For BVE" by Tom Beevers

New at V-Scaler:

-- "Transport Giant: Getting Acquainted" by Alfred Barten


Enjoy and stop back here often for announcements of new postings.

Al

New at the VR Reading Room

New at the VR Reading Room:

-- New York Railways 86X Crosstown Route by Alfred Barten

This project is in Rail3D, but the route is suitable for modeling in any sim. Included are downloadable route and rolling stock.

Cheers,
Al

New at the VR Reading Room

Two new postings at the VR Reading Room

-- The Trainz Darjeeling Himalayan Railway Project: First You Build a Mountain (by John D'Angelo)

-- Converting DEM Files to Trainz Maps (by Bill Slack)


Cheers,

Al

Trainz gets 5 out of 5

Here's one HAPPY Trainz reviewer. Bumscorner gives Trainz a 5 out of 5. It doesn't get any better!

-- Al

To learn more about Trainz and all the great train simulators out there, be sure to visit my Virtual Railroader and V-Scaler web sites.