Grade Xing US 2L 1T Banjo

Grade Xing US 2L 1T Banjo

Grade Crossing US 2 Lanes 1 Track Hall's Disc, also called a Banjo. This one is a 1946 era verson. The first one was built in 1870, which was the first electrically operated crossing signal built. The 1870 version did not have any lights in it, only a red disc which rotated electrically to cover a daylight lit hole. Lights were not used in any signals, even symaphores, until the 1920 era due to the lack of light bulbs.
A special thanks to the following Trainz members for contributing to the working script's of these crossings, MartinVK , Phil Cambell at http://www.worldoftrainz.com, Andi06 at 'www.ajsmith.nildram.co.uk'. Without there help, these crossings would not be animated. Also thank's to the many Trainz members who input praise, help and constructive critisism on the forum which enabled me to refine the crossings to what they are now.
Please read the instructions located in the main folder for details on added features.

Author: bnsf50 / Clem Cummings

Grade Xing US 2L 1T Banjo
• $screenshot$.jpg 19.87KB
• asphaltroad.texture.txt 34 bytes
• asphaltroad.tga 12.53KB
• banjo sign.texture.txt 33 bytes
• banjo sign.tga 192.04KB
• bell.wav 67.16KB
• config.txt 5.29KB
• crossing 2l 1t banjo.im 163.02KB
crossing instructions
readme.txt 1.12KB
• crossingplate.texture.txt 36 bytes
• crossingplate.tga 12.53KB
• metal_buttons_rusty.tga 96.53KB
• motorbox.tga 24.53KB
• redlens.texture.txt 30 bytes
• redlens.tga 12.53KB
• scroll.texture.txt 29 bytes
• scroll.tga 48.53KB
• stand.texture.txt 28 bytes
• stand.tga 3.53KB
• usaxstub.gs 4.28KB
• wig wag box front.texture.txt 40 bytes
• wig wag box front.tga 48.53KB
• yellow.texture.txt 29 bytes
• yellow.tga 3.53KB

This item is supplied free of charge for personnel use by registered users of Trainz. It or its contents must not be modified, offered for sale or supplied as any part of a Payware package or provided for downloading on any site other than Auran unless this is expressly permitted in writing by the author BNSF50 / Clem Cummings.