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Thanks for the interesting asset.
- "Tall Paul"
I have only one slight suggestion, these were called water TANKS, not water towers. With a "mod" as excellent as this I thought you'd want to rename it correctly.
I'm a railroad historian and worked as a conductor for BNSF for about 10 years. I was a volunteer fireman on a steam powered tourist railroad, too.
Thanks again for another GREAT "mod". -"Tall Paul"
Thanks for your comments. Making these as just scenery assets was intentional. Having an old wooden water tower as a waypoint in 1850 makes perfect sense. In 1980, not so much. I was concerned that people would want to delete these post steam-era and a lot of well planned routes would be negatively affected. Having said all that, there is an invisible waypoint here on the Workshop that might be a viable solution. Thanks again. :)
i could email them
Steam engines stopping for water would be great, but no, these are just for looks.
Thanks for the heads up about the water tower. Was not aware of that.
This is an asset only. I didn't want to design it as a waypoint because some might want to delete it after the steam era is past. That could mess up routes that were dependent on them.
Dieses Asset muss nicht auf die Strecke geschnappt werden, aber Sie müssen den Boden ein wenig unterhalb zu heben. Hoffe das hilft.