Posts by Marcel Kuhnt

You have to get two things:

- a matrix, which supports this "effect" (our matrices don't support it)

- and a so called Special PIS Group which fits to your PIS Group and which adds information for the matrix to activate this effect.

Nevertheless, LOTUS has problems while setting up its 3D render window, so the error occurs somewhere in your graphics driver or something like that.

Sorry, but please post your text in English or in German here, otherwise we cannot give you "official" help!

It is not possible (yet?) to create scenery objects which influence the wheel height measuring... you have to create your crossings with polygons and splines in the MapEditor.

We definitely will include a voltage variable. But I it will be not an absolute voltage (e.g. 750 V) but a relative voltage (1.0 = normal voltage). Otherwise, vehicles of subway system A could not run on subway system B, if the both system have different voltages, and this would be very sad.

Hello!

There is no problem if you start developing vehicles for the underground!

- Pantographs: You will not use the current pantograph feature for third rail pantographs since they don't move (very much) relative to the vehicle. So I think, the only special feature will be an option to set the position of the pantographs for checking, if they touch the third rail.

- Third rails: Please design only a blender model of it. But I cannot say in which way we will implement them.

- Scripts: There are no limitations programming a script, just the "voltage check" cannot be done yet, so just set a single variable always to "1" (= full current) (like panto_voltage_{a}) for use in your scripts.

Hi!

Currently, that's not possible, but I've put it onto our wishlist!

Regards

That's crazy... just for info: You've tried to left [Shift] key, too?

That's crazy - I can do that without any problems (with or without NumLock active)... Could you send us a few screenshots of your problem, perhaps there is something special to see...

Does anybody else have such problems?

• Of course, it should be shown in Windows and configured properly
• Launch LOTUS – it should ask you: "New controller found: Logitech G25 Racing Wheel USB. Load standard settings? Settings can be changed in the options, as well."
• Click "No"
• Open the options window, change to the "Controller axis" tab and close it with "Cancel"
• Start a new single player game with our bus on the simplest/smallest map you have.
• Open the options window again. You should see the "Controller axis" tab again. Click onto "Steering (wheel)" (not "Steering (gamecontroller)!"), select "Add".
• The message box "LOTUS listens..." will show. Now turn your wheel, until it shows "Y axis - Logitech G25 Racing Wheel USB". Now click onto "OK".
• Repeat this with "Throttle/Brake w. dead zone" and using one of your brake or throttle pedal.
• Click on Save and test.
• If one of these axis is inverted, you can activate the checkbox in the "Inv" column behind the affected event.

Where can I download the map? Could you send me a link, please?

Nein, das ist leider (noch) nicht möglich.

I've tried now to download your map, but I cannot download it without installing the MEGA Desktop App. Please use upload plattforms without such constraints.

Please try to import it as "normal" spline (instead of "terrain spline").

OK, then I cannot exclude that your model is just too complex... so please try to import just a part of your model or a less complex test object.

This seems to be a really huge file... does ist use all of these listet bitmaps?

OK, then please post a screenshot of the content of your object's working directory and post your x3d file.

If paths don't go away, please try .

Is the ballast self-made?

Did you use 24 bit bitmaps?

Please try that: copy your x3d file and texture into another new working directory and import it as a normal spline. Does the problem occur yet?