Elevated rail to glr on-slope, diagonal

[engardo]

Hello everyone, I really like trams in my cities and since I found straight on-slope transition from elevated rail to glr I started to combine my glr network with elevated rail, mostly in mountains for something like bridges, but I didn't find diagonal transition and it's a pitty because it would fit there very much. So i'm wondering if there is somewhere diagonal on-slope transition from elevated rail to glr. I hope you will help me. Thank you very much

[gardenwong]

Sorry,NAM team haven't made this pizzle piece yet

[engardo]

Thanks for answer, however i don't like it  . It seems I have to wait till NAM team, which makes great work , will do the piece...

[megabalta]

They're probably on it. Sorry this'll be off topic, but where did you get the glr catenaries? I've been searching for these for ages. Thank you.

[MandelSoft]

Well, actually, there hasn't been any work on the GLR lately (other developments are taking up our resources). Besides, transit modeling has always been a bottleneck for the NAM Team. I have my strong doubts that it will be included in the NAM 31

[NCGAIO]

Sorry this'll be off topic, but where did you get the glr catenaries? I've been searching for these for ages. Thank you.

I think these are the models ...


Edit : http://sc4devotion.com/forums/index.php?topic=6316.msg246433#msg246433

[vortext]

NCGAIO, you or a moderator might want to revise the link as it takes you to a reply form for an old thread. Moreover the thread concerns a mod which has catenaries on each side of the tracks while the one in engardo's pic has catenaries in the middle, which I'm curious about as well. 

[NCGAIO]

Sorry for the lapse ... the link to the exact post is  ...


Rail_Catenaries_Mod versão HD


... is a model exactly like the one shown in the first photo, with the catenary placed in the center.

[vortext]

Ah yes, somehow I missed that. Thanks! 

[megabalta]

Nice. Thank you.