CD-13

[rhyvarin]

What includes in that CD-13, and what updates it make? I still cannot read very well german texts about it.

Risto of Finland

[Mirko]

Howdie!

CD 13 includes all the updates from CD11 to CD12 (not available on the official download site any more but several people have them still there) and from CD12 to CD13 (download possible on http://www.zusi.de)
For the program files as well as for the track and vehicle addons.

So if You have CD11 oder CD12 and are up to date with the official downloads there is no difference between Your Zusi and CD13.

Mirko

[rhyvarin]

Howdie!

CD 13 includes all the updates from CD11 to CD12 (not available on the official download site any more but several people have them still there) and from CD12 to CD13 (download possible on http://www.zusi.de)
For the program files as well as for the track and vehicle addons.

So if You have CD11 oder CD12 and are up to date with the official downloads there is no difference between Your Zusi and CD13.

Mirko

Ok! I have CD12 already and some of those updates, not all! Do I need them all?

[Andreas Damm]

Hi,

you don't need them all, but there are many advancements with them.

Andreas

[rhyvarin]

Hi,

you don't need them all, but there are many advancements with them.

Andreas

Ok! Maybe I should dowload them all!

Risto of Finland

[Carsten Hölscher]

Zusi can also "speak" English and Finnish.

see
http://zusiforum.eisenbahn-seiten.de/vi ... php?t=4484

Carsten

[Mirko]

Ok! Maybe I should dowload them all!

Risto of Finland

Yes, and be careful that You install the addons in the same order they were published (just follow the order of the numbers). Otherwise You can completely destroy Your file structure and have to set up starting with the CD again. The program updates You can only install in the correct order, otherwise the update software will abort with a error warning.

Mirko

[rhyvarin]

Zusi can also "speak" English and Finnish.

see
http://zusiforum.eisenbahn-seiten.de/vi ... php?t=4484

Carsten

Yes! I know that for some starnge reason!

Risto of Finland

[rhyvarin]

Ok! Maybe I should dowload them all!

Risto of Finland

Yes, and be careful that You install the addons in the same order they were published (just follow the order of the numbers). Otherwise You can completely destroy Your file structure and have to set up starting with the CD again. The program updates You can only install in the correct order, otherwise the update software will abort with a error warning.

Mirko

I have installed some of them earlier! So I just see, if the program begin to be freakish, so then I must install them again!
I was tried to drive one route after that update. It was Dessau Rosslau and seems to me worked normally! Only if I drive with AFB the program give to me too much red singnals, so it is difficult to keep the timetable, but that was done before updating too. I was noticed that there are in other routes too many red signals and switcing the track without any particulary reason, even while driving a passager train and then it is impossible to keep in timetable. Here in Finland passager trains have order of priority. Freight trains can wait.

Risto of Finland

[Carsten Hölscher]

Yes! I know that for some starnge reason!

Ah - I see (that's why I am a fan of real-names)

Carsten

[Christian Gründler]

that's why I am a fan of real-names

By the way, Carsten - IMHO the language folder should be called "Suomalais" and not "Finnish" (as the other folder is "Deutsch" and not "German" ); or what do you think, Risto?

Regards,
Christian

[rhyvarin]

By the way, Carsten - IMHO the language folder should be called "Suomalais" and not "Finnish" (as the other folder is "Deutsch" and not "German" ); or what do you think, Risto?

Regards,
Christian

Actually, that could be "Suomeksi" or simply: "Suomi", which means Same as Deutsch or English. The whole word is Finnish lanquage which is in Finnish:" Suomen kieli" or "Suomenkielinen"
Suomi is answer to the question: "Which lanquage do you want to use?"

Risto of Finland

[Christian Gründler]

Hello Risto,

that's quite interesting. Actually my knowledge of your language is *very* limited. Thirty years ago I did a tour around northern Europe with a brother of mine, and contrary to our previous plans we returned from Hammerfest not via Sweden, but via Finland. So we had to by some dictionary and wound up with the "Suomalais-saksalainen Koulusanakirja" (kymmenes painos) by Pekka Katara. (Fortunately the lady in the bookshop did understand English ).

Regards,
Christian