[Plugin] Eneroth Railroad System (v 0.1.21)
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Wow! After reading these posts, this is one of the most promising productive plugins I have seen for Sketchup since I started using the software in 2009. Keep up the good work and someone will complete a whole Hollywood movie using your plug-in (with many others). I won't be able to do anything with it for the next few weeks but, this could be packaged with Vali Architects Instant Site Grader Nui and Plusspec to do a complete city. Awesome!
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@unknownuser said:
Mine is this one!
La Douce
By françois Schuiten
And anoter last version...(I had some re readers
look like this one
EDIT: oops not really
my favorite dieselloco is this one.
and here a german steam loco
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@elibjr said:
Wow! After reading these posts, this is one of the most promising productive plugins I have seen for Sketchup since I started using the software in 2009. Keep up the good work and someone will complete a whole Hollywood movie using your plug-in (with many others). I won't be able to do anything with it for the next few weeks but, this could be packaged with Vali Architects Instant Site Grader Nui and Plusspec to do a complete city. Awesome!
look here: eneroth have design a table top in sketchup
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Hi Deaneau
Big Boy is being restored to be fully functional as we speak.
Check this out
http://www.latimes.com/travel/deals/la-trb-big-boy-steam-locomotive-las-vegas-salt-lake-city-20140127-story.html
What a scene to see this one run.dtr
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youtube of Big Boy #3985 rolling.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVcOPIaekOUdtr
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@dtrarch said:
Hi Deaneau
Big Boy is being restored to be fully functional as we speak.
Check this out
http://www.latimes.com/travel/deals/la-trb-big-boy-steam-locomotive-las-vegas-salt-lake-city-20140127-story.html
What a scene to see this one run.dtr
is a fictional city. the building looks like bavarian (southern germany).
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@dtrarch said:
youtube of Big Boy #3985 rolling.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVcOPIaekOUdtr
yes this look so marvelous. the horn sound a little bit hoarse.
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You can all make models of these locomotives and share here
. Remember that they might need to be quite low detailed to avoid lag, you can check out how the rolling stocks shipped with the plugin are drawn . -
@unknownuser said:
Ok About the Pop UP Menu
I will just add that to the DocumentationAbout the number of lines : no problem I have them! (même les lignes vides sont numérotées!
About the Cancel : that is made
(But synonym I really don't understand how you manage to get it wrong all the time. It's not a synonym. It's a translation of the word in another context. Another, faulty, word doesn't make sense. If the translation doesn't make sense it' to no help at all. It's only harming the plugin.
Also Apply seems to be translated to Appliquer in this context. Can you please explain how you managed to get completely different words? I really want to know because I just can't understand it. Have you never seen a dialog box like the one above?
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Sorry but in French It's strictely the same thing!
"Abandonner" = I close this dialog box and continue my way!But don't worry that is not matter because i put your version for your pleasure!
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It's not just about these 2 phrases. It's about everyone in the whole plugin (230 of them) and every sentence in the whole so called translation of the documentation.
If you run this in the console, what does it return?
UI.messagebox "TEXT", MB_YESNOCANCELIt's not "strictly" the same. Different words are used in different contexts. It's strictly wrong with other inconsistent words.
I have no idea how you do it when you so called translate. When you see strings such as "OK", "Cancel" and "Apply" under the header "Web dialog buttons" in the dictionary file, how can you not recognize those words from similar dialogs?
Btw, you've also managed to color the x axis green several times in the so called translation of the documentation. That makes your statement that the so called translation is perfectly understandable to French people a lie.
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is it possible to change the value m/s about more than 50m/s?
this would be great for take offs
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@deaneau said:
is it possible to change the value m/s about more than 50m/s?
this would be great for take offs
deanI scaled the slider so it would be easier to run at low speeds at rail yards but you can enter much higher values in the text box
.I don't know if I should re-scale the slider so it can be used for high speed trains or perhaps even make it logarithmic or something so it can be used for both. That could however be less user intuitive when the user for instance want to double the speed and tries to drag the slider twice as far from its start.
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@eneroth3 said:
@deaneau said:
is it possible to change the value m/s about more than 50m/s?
this would be great for take offs
deanI scaled the slider so it would be easier to run at low speeds at rail yards but you can enter much higher values in the text box
.I don't know if I should re-scale the slider so it can be used for high speed trains or perhaps even make it logarithmic or something so it can be used for both. That could however be less user intuitive when the user for instance want to double the speed and tries to drag the slider twice as far from its start.
no no i dont mean the slider him self. ok this is a way when i can insert an other value.
no problem
dean
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As a side note to this excellent plugin, it is incredibly hard to make accurate translations of technical language. Not only do you need to be fluent in both languages you also need to be fluent in the relivant jargon of the technology involved. I speak 6 languages and can order a beer in several others but I haven't joined any of the foreign language sections because I know how easy it is to get it all screwed up. My wife works as a similtanious translator in 3 languages and she has translated quite a number of help files/user manuals etc and even she has problems to get it right. We often spend hours rereading and discussing the nuances of phrases and words that can have a multitude of meaning and therefore an almost infinite number of possible target words.
You must understand what needs to be said in both languages, if you aren't fluent in one it will be wrong!
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@box said:
As a side note to this excellent plugin, it is incredibly hard to make accurate translations of technical language. Not only do you need to be fluent in both languages you also need to be fluent in the relivant jargon of the technology involved. I speak 6 languages and can order a beer in several others but I haven't joined any of the foreign language sections because I know how easy it is to get it all screwed up. My wife works as a similtanious translator in 3 languages and she has translated quite a number of help files/user manuals etc and even she has problems to get it right. We often spend hours rereading and discussing the nuances of phrases and words that can have a multitude of meaning and therefore an almost infinite number of possible target words.
You must understand what needs to be said in both languages, if you aren't fluent in one it will be wrong!
This is very true and one of the reasons I from the start was quite unsure whether I wanted it translated or not. I've tried to explain in my post how important it is to look at the text in its context but I don't know if everyone understood.
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Innacurate Green x corrected!
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QED
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