...AND we're done...

http://www.streamlines.ca/Products/DRGW_GreenRiver.html

Coming soon!

There's still some elements of the route that need to be finished, but we're definitely in the home stretch now.

- Chris N.

System Headaches - February 8-9

Hi All,

We have been having some capacity problems the past number of days since the Scenic 2.0 release, so yesterday we upgraded our web service to a faster more powerful server.  Unfortunately, there were some issues with the configuration which was maxing out the resources in a matter of minutes.  Our hosting providers technical team is still working on it, so it should stabilize soon.  Once its completed, it should be running at lightning speed.

Regards,
Jason D. - Stream Lines

DRGW Green River - December 20: Screenshots

s per popular request, here's a few screens from a run earlier this afternoon. The rollingstock used in these shots was done by Burger Engine Works or Tom Gerald, and is not indicative of the final rollingstock that will be used for the route.

DRGW Green River - December 11 update

Work is continuing. We've got most of the scenery work done now, and it's on to doing the last few custom structures. Nathan is fine tuning the scenery itself, I'm doing the station at Green River itself (should have the base textures finished later this afternoon, and Jason is working on rollingstock and getting some of the signals organized to be put in at a later date.

In the meantime, here's a shot of Helper stations night textures for your perusal. If I ever get time to get some running done, I may see if I can get some shots in this area for you.

- Chris Nelson

Let the Blogging Begin!

Hi All,

We've moved to the next level with social networking.  First it was a YouTube site, which we are still developing, and now a Blog site to help all of you keep on top of what were up to. 

Our forum died, in a fashion which is rather suspicious, especially when some of the configuration files seemed to have disappeared off the face of the Earth.  Sadly, forums aren't very secure and are easily hacked.  We want to keep in contact with members of the community, so we have opted to move to BlogSpot for that purpose, at least for the time being.

Regards,

Jason Dilworth