Trainz trc railroad crossing ※ Download: http://rucwardkede.moimirknigek.ru/?dl&keyword=trainz+trc+railroad+crossing&source=bitbin.it2 Or will i need to buy TC? Well here's the first 23 crossing's with the new features. RR Crossing lights flash in sequence left right left right so on. I do have your old ones and they are great, i want to thank you for taking your time to make these great assets. Well that was put into logic when splitting up crossing assets for individual use. Depending which side is setup first if you need two custom DIY setups you DO NOT rotate camera position in trainz once your first side is completed. EDIT 5: I got the pan to work now I had to fix the traffic stoppers after watching somebody on youtube do it. Depending which side is setup first if you need two custom DIY setups you DO NOT rotate camera position in trainz once your first side is completed. Screenshot to show how it should pan - The blue thing is the slave, the black and white is the controller, and the orange and white is the traffic controller. In a DIY crossing pack you will find some lights similarly named to something like this. I do have your old ones and they are elements, i want to thank you for taking your time to make these great assets. I do have your old ones and they are great, i want to thank you for taking your time to make these trainz trc railroad crossing assets. The above images pretty much describes what to do. Between I need to create a track spline at the road and elevate the track slightly. Model Trains - I do not own Trainz Classics and i had just bought TRS2006 not long ago. The crossings I set up are more or less custom ones, they are a bit confusing to get the hang of when you first start out, I know I did, but now it takes less than 5 mins to set one up for me. The pieces I use- ATLS Controller, ATLS Slave, ATLS traffic stopper, and Grade Xing NRC LED Gated. To start it off, pick your spot you want your crossing at, place 2 traffic stoppers on each side of the track, and connect them with the road you want, and place your crossing piece. Next place down your controller and slave. Select your controller with '? Next select your slave at set it to channel 1, so it will activate when your controller sends out a signal. Make sure to place down your gates and rotate them to how you want, then connect the slave to the gates and traffic stoppers with the AJS track. Screenshot to show how it should look - The blue thing is the slave, the black and white is the controller, and the orange and white is the traffic controller. Next to set up is the ATLS triggers, when your train hits these, it will send out a signal on the channel you have it set to, the signal will be picked up by the controller of that channel, and then the controller will send out a signal to control things.. This is a screenshot of how I set them up, theres some off in the distance for the immediate trigger, and some right next to the crossing to keep it activated until the whole train passes - A suggestion with using the ATLS traffic stoppers, if you are using the YARN roads, hold left control and increase its height to +0. Hope this helps, if you need more, I'll try and help. BT, Thanks for the detailed explanation of how to create a fully automated Xing with gates and lights. I'm sure I'll use it eventually, but for now I'd be happy with a basic crossing with a road and track and nothing else, and which looks nice you can still see the track where it crosses the road. Perhaps I need to create a track spline at the road and elevate the track slightly. EDIT: I fixed the issue with it not going off till I'm right on of top of it but can't seem to fix the gate issue. EDIT 2: Fixed the gate issue. Had to take the AJS track and loop it back onto the Slave and bam it worked. EDIT 4: I don't like the number 3 My road traffic won't stop for the crossing even though I have the traffic stoppers there. The crossing it self works just fine but the cars won't stop at all? Is there something I did wrong? EDIT 5: I got the traffic to work now I had to fix the traffic stoppers after watching somebody on youtube do it. Thanks for the tutorial.