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This ones also in a package called Additional TANE assets for TRS19 if you don't own that particular route.

Funny you should mention that, it's not in the Trainz route but the real Lynton and Lynmouth has had one since 1890: https://www.cliffrailwaylynton.co.uk/

I think that if you fail to specify a cab, the game will default to one called something like "Cab Gen QP60" (I can't recall the exact name), which is some sort of electric cab, so it could be this that people are seeing.

As others have stated you need the latest version of Trainz 22 plus you will need to instal some packages. See the list of packages on the main thread for this route: https://forums.auran.com/threads/clam1952s-lynton-barnstaple-layout.177211/page-2#post-2012622

Lynton and Barnstaple coming soon on the DLS. More details here: https://forums.auran.com/threads/clam1952s-lynton-barnstaple-layout.177211/

The main alternative to Blender is 3DSMax, but that is incredibly expensive. Blender is the best option if you are looking for free software and there should be no problem using it on Mac as the FBX exporter is built into Blender rather than reliant on external plugins (The now obsolete IM...

Hybrid colour light/semaphore signals aren't difficult to do, some of the ones I did for the Ffestiniog route have colour light homes with a semaphore distant in the same asset. I can't remember the exact details of scripts/configs I used, but recall it not being particularly difficult.

What is the name of your material? Did you include the correct suffix (m.pbrmetal)?

Search for "Cowans" on the DLS. There's a model by tramp and an excellent reskin by PaulSW2. Paul also has a selection of matching tool vans etc.

Blue and white enamel mugs/tea urns are a 1940s thing anyway so inappropriate for Mick's era. Token machines may not be needed either if this box is for a double track mainline. The main thing missing is the track diagram that should be hanging above the lever frame.

m.notex materials will look different in TS19+ compared to TANE, although if you choose settings that look good in TS19 and use build 4.6 it shouldn't matter. The recommended material is m.glass (semi transparent PBR material), which I find generally looks pretty good.

That German interior is not representative of UK practice. here's a good UK example with typical featrures: Lever frame along the side with the windows, instrument shelf above that with block instruments. Track diagram at the top. The back wall has a selection of desks and the phone and some...

The green roof looks strange to me. Are you sure it shouldn't be slates? I wouldn't like to say for definite what it was historically, but a quick search suggests to me that slates would be more likely... On the other hand, if you have historical evidence that it should have copper sheets I'd be...

Surely the answer is to use a gift card? They can be bought in multiples of $10 or you can gift a full product (scroll down the page). https://store.trainzportal.com/pages/trainz-gift-cards

They thought they might be able to sell some abroad (Canada maybe?) so included a space for the required lamp. It should be pointed out that all British trains would have carried lamps, but they were only bright enough for other people (signalmen, track workers, etc.) to see the train coming...

Another new loco being tested on Nouvelle Route

Sounds like you tried to move builtin/payware content using the same methods as moving DLS/modified content. This doesn't work, you need to install your builtin/payware content into the new version using the content store.

Glad the issue is sorted for tamkowald. Unfortunately certain bits of superscript don't work in later versions of the game unless you use compatibility mode. My newest releases and updates use custom scripts that work in all modes, but it will take me a long time to upgrade everything!