E così sia! Alberte Zato continuerà a creare e pubblicare i suoi lavori in quello che è sempre stato il suo vero e autentico spazio in Trainz. N3V lascia molto a desiderare come azienda e come difensore dei suoi fedeli utenti.

Alberte Zato afferma che rifletterà se tornare o meno su un forum che non sa difendere la libertà di creazione e non ha la decenza di rimettere al loro posto i troll fastidiosi.

https://www.zatovisualworks.eu/ibtz/downloads/?p=4463

Grazie per l'attenzione.

Un cordiale saluto da IBerTrainZ

here are some screenshots from (by myself) repainted intercity-giorno

best regards from vienna

michael

Per chi ha le versioni precedenti vi ricorso che dovete validare l'installazione (Subit edits).

Ho appena caricato su Trainz.de queste due locomotive.

Dovrebbero essere disponibili a breve per il dawnload.

Ciao ALM

Cui mancherà il suo sarcasmo più che altro un immagine che lui voleva dare, dato che era una persona notevole sotto tutti i punti di vista.

Nuova versione 1.1 corretta

I would like to inform you that today I uploaded the Deutsche Reichsbahn locomotive Br 39 1056-9 in the Epoch IV version from the Halberstadt Depot to Trainz.de.

New version 1.1 fixed

Ich möchte Sie darüber informieren, dass ich heute die Deutsche Reichsbahn-Lokomotive Br 39 1056-9 in der Epoche IV vom Depot Halberstadt auf Trainz.de hochgeladen habe.

Neue Version 1.1 – Fehlerbehebt

La trovate qua

Here

Hier zu finden

The new mallets are drawn from original plans, and come lettered for both the DNWP and D&SL. They feature an optimized 09+ steam enginespec (so driveable in realistic mode),  that doesn't result in the safety valves constantly going off,  seasonal cab mesh (visible in the last picture), smoke hood that's removable in surveyor,  and the same selectable animated marker flags and lights as the existing 2-8-0's in the Rollins Pass package. Also included in an optimal groundplane simple shadow for use if game engine shadows are turned off, and unlettered textures for reskinners.Works perfectly in TANE; reported to work correctly in TRS2019, should work correctly in TRS2012, work in 09' if the seasonal stuff is removed.

September 16th, 2025 update:

These locomotives are now included in the DSL/D&NWP rolling stock pack (Pack #3) in the "Rollins Pass" route download page.

since Trainz22-SP6 released, the progammable speedboards (Cartelli Velocità Programmabili Free TB3-7) are not working correctly.

Setting CVS-board to "140-160-180" will have this effect:

*)trains with "Rango C" pass the speedboard, speed-limit  will be shortly 180, after passing of speedboard with last wagon, speed-limit is 160 (??)

*)trains with "Rango P" pass the speedboard, speed-limit  will be shortly 200, after passing of speedboard with last wagon, speed-limit also is 160 (??)

i have also tried different speed-limits (e.g. 110-115-120 or 075-080-085)--> same effects!

Under Trainz22-SP5 they worked well!

Does anyone have an idea to solve this problem?

Best regards from Vienna,

Michael

He was one of the "founding fathers" of TrainZItalia and the author of the West From Denver, Sherman Hill, Rollins Pass, Donner Pass, White Pass and Yukon, Sebino Lake and countless other assets, but for us he was "The Uncle", a great friend and a wonderful person.

If anyone would like to leave a direct message of condolence to his family, this is the page of the funeral home that arranged the funeral of our friend Jango: look for "Gianfranco Messaggi".

https://www.damioli.eu/necrologi

Now, this has me wondering (and i'm terribly sorry of this is a stupid question) if it was ever finished.

La trovate qua.

Presentata anche la versione per Fuori Muro

... e la EVM

Do you know how these turnout signals in Cheyenne work?

In costruzione

Mi da Auran come autore, ma dove salta fuori? Il ho Trainz19 e 22, ma non lo trovo su entrambi.

Ciao ALM

Starting next July 1st, in order to improve the security of the platform hosting our community, we will change the login method.

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We'll put offline our forum a few minutes earlier and we'll be back as soon as the Dbase maintenance will be done.

I just installed SH 3.1 and RP 1910 in TRS19 and the routes look incredible and the install process was a breeze! 

All the hard work and hours put in by all the dedicated folks here at TZIT is greatly appreciated! 

Thank you very much: great work by all involved!  Cheers! 

Thank you to Jango and all content creation artists, beta testers and everyone who helped make and deliver Sherman Hill 3.1!

Having run SH 2.1 (and DP/DPW) for hundreds of hours in TS2 Mac, I am very glad to have SH 3.1 in TRS19.

Thank you to Jango and Chris Gerlach and all content creation artists, beta testers and everyone who helped make and deliver Rollins Pass 1910!

I love this route for its wonderful simulation of 1900 winter railroading in the Rocky Mountains.

I have enjoyed hiking and visiting the area near Coal Creek,  Nederland and Rollinsville for nearly 20 years now and it is very cool to be able to visit the area virtually in Trainz.

I will update and add more names as I find out who specifically should be thanked and given credit.  You know who you are, so thank you!

Glad to be back here with friends at TZIT and to be running a current version of Trainz again!

Screenshots to follow!

Ciao, Cheers and Best Regards

Owen