Ship Simulator Extremes Inland Shipping DLC

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[mastermax10]

The New DLC for ShipSim Extremes 
Inland Shipping

*3 New vessels to captain, including a new Inland Shipping Vessel, Harbour Tug and Small Support Vessel.
*Enhanced gameplay functionality, including 5 Controllable Barges
*Six brand new realistic missions featuring different tasks an Inland Captain faces and including the new vessels.
*Added Inland Vessels content & functionality to the Mission Editor, allowing for creation and sharing of specific   
  Inland Shipping missions

[boatsimrocks25]

I love all the new ships. Especially the new tug boat Cratus©!

And the playable barges in multiplayer really made the game so much more fun. Because now you can ride on the barge while another player pushes it.---Vstep read my mind on having the ability to do that!    

All great great looking/handling ships. I really love this DLC!  

Thank you Vstep

[Rbsanford]

This DLC looks amazing, but I can't use my computer until the weekend. I don't know if I'll last that long.

By the way, you said "...including 5 Controllable Barges". Does that mean we can hook up Hercules Atlas to a barge and actually steer with it now?

[Aslad]

Hi people

My name is actually Aslad (Anyone know how to change that?)
I'm hoping but doubt that this is free for collection users..?

thanks, Aslad

[Rbsanford]

Hi Aslas,

I don't know how much the DLC is, but it isn't free. I assume it's around $15.00.

And about the name, try sending a PM to Swenson asking if it can be changed. He might say no though.

[Mr Robville]

Hi people

My name is actually Aslad (Anyone know how to change that?)
I'm hoping but doubt that this is free for collection users..?

thanks, Aslad

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[Traddles]

Hi All,
I thought that players who are knowledgeable about the inland waterways of Europe would be interested to know that the lighting on the barges & on "Deo Favente", "Mare Australe" & "Hercules Atlas" conforms correctly to the Inland Waterway Rules for Europe.   http://www.cevni.info/cevni%20regs.pdf    

Wade through that little lot and you can see it's very complex.
 The blue boards, which you can see on the starb'd side of the ships wheelhouses, are also operable by means of a switch inside the wheelhouse. My picture shows the position of the switch on "Deo Favente", I leave it for you to find it on the other ships. The lights are to be found by checking on the lights choices, where the actual differing set ups can be found by checking which is which. So if you wish to build up a chain of barges together with one of the three vessels you can set the lights to be correct for each set up you make.

Regards,
Angus.

[saltydog]

Is the Cratus a Voith-Schneider tug?

[Rbsanford]

I just bought it on Steam and I can't find the retail key. I hear it's happening to almost everyone else though. 

By the way, are the driveable barges part of the DLC? It's a nice touch.

[LucAtC]

Hello Saltydog,

Is the Cratus a Voith-Schneider tug?

No, Cratus is an ASD tug with 2 FP 2.50 m ducted propellers.

Regards,
Luc

[Traddles]

Hi Salty,
Luc has beaten me to giving you an answer! The "ASD" term means Azimuth Stern Drive, the drive system is similar to "Bugsier 2" but with the drives aft of midships near the stern.

http://forum.shipsim.com/index.php/topic,21677.msg394736.html#msg394736

@ Rbsanford,
The barges ARE part of the DLC. So there are three new ships plus 5 barges in differing states of loading. Pictures below show control unit on foredeck, barge under way with nav. lights & barge altering course using onscreen control. The drive for the barges is up forward so that the control operates in the same way that "B 2" does.

Regards,
Angus.

[mastermax10]

Hi All,
I thought that players who are knowledgeable about the inland waterways of Europe would be interested to know that the lighting on the barges & on "Deo Favente", "Mare Australe" & "Hercules Atlas" conforms correctly to the Inland Waterway Rules for Europe.   http://www.cevni.info/cevni%20regs.pdf    

Wade through that little lot and you can see it's very complex.
 The blue boards, which you can see on the starb'd side of the ships wheelhouses, are also operable by means of a switch inside the wheelhouse. My picture shows the position of the switch on "Deo Favente", I leave it for you to find it on the other ships. The lights are to be found by checking on the lights choices, where the actual differing set ups can be found by checking which is which. So if you wish to build up a chain of barges together with one of the three vessels you can set the lights to be correct for each set up you make.

Regards,
Angus.

Me likey as a son of a actual inland captain and the 5th generation working in the business

[yoleil22]

Good Evening Mariners!
I have a simple request for you captains. Would it be possible to make a video of the Inland shipping DCL (kind of gameplay video...)
Thank you

[Cob]

Is the Cratus a Voith-Schneider tug?

good evening
The Tugboat Cratus think has the azimuth stern drive propulsion.
regards