This is a big straight bridge for single to quad rail, 50 to 800 m long, crossing nothing at a variable height. It is intended for a railway to cross rivers, FS-roads and other 2-dimensional objects, or three dimensional objects in FS2000. The bases of the pylons are very tall to cross deep valleys. The bridge supports trains and power lines. The bridge rails can be varied. Do not use these bridges with FS95 or FS98.

 

Available macros are:

Length\Width Single Dual Triple Quad
050 m* Brid1050 Brid2050 Brid3050 Brid4050
100m * Brid1100 Brid2100 Brid3100 Brid4100
200m * Brid1200 Brid2200 Brid3200 Brid4200
300m + Brid1300 Brid2300 Brid3300 Brid4300
400m + Brid1400 Brid2400 Brid3400 Brid4400
500m + Brid1500 Brid2500 Brid3500 Brid4500
600m + Brid1600 Brid2600 Brid3600 Brid4600
800m * Brid1800 Brid2800 Brid3800 Brid4800

The following parameters are used:

Airport Name SCASM Meaning
Height %3 The height above ground in m. This is 0 for 2D-designs and has to be set for 3D-Designs to 0.01 minimum.
Scale %4 Scale, should always be 0.25 (for German systems 0,25 )
Heading %5 Deviation from the south/north axis in degrees

So 90 means west/east
Parameter 0 %6 Electrical Power lines for the rail

0 = No power

1 = Wires only

2 = Simple pylons and wires

3 = Textured pylons and wires

4 = Textured pylons and wires and lamps
Parameter 1 %7 Train#. All trains are possible but I recommend only trains of a maxumum of 200m due to the outer parts having a slight slope.
Parameter 2 %8 Height of the bridge in units of 0.25 m
Parameter 3 %9 Word describing details, 3 variables abc

a is used for the lower part:

a >= 1 a lower side is drawn

a >= 2 the middle pylon is placed

b (0 – 6) describes the shape of the bridge rail, 0 means no bridge rail as in example 1-6 below.

c ( 0 – 9) chooses the color
Visibility %10 Visibility range.