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Thanks for the first one -- the Starter Track Plans. They look interesting and not over difficult to construct. I might even have a go at one or two of them. Phil

Bob -- This has also happened to me in the past. One workaround I used was to delete the old textures in Content Manager if they were from the DLS and disable them if they were built-in. Then in Surveyor use Delete Missing Assets. Remember to reactive the built-ins. Phil

Hi Yura -- Thanks for your comments. Hmm -- the better routes to start with? The sessions where you have to interact with AI trainz can be both stressful and challenging. This rules out two of my favourites, "IntenCity" and "Krashnburne". The newer sessions where I now use a very large...

I didn't know there actually was a grading / rating score system. I have a fair number of routes on the Download Station. Each has a reasonably detailed write up in the Forums. For example: https://forums.auran.com/threads/new-trs19-model-railroad-the-intencity-railroad.160364/ and...

"a Visit into another World" Absolutely love it!~! But one of the most memorable quotes from one of the Jurassic Park sequels was: "It's always lots of oohing and ahhing followed by lots of running and screaming."

The closest I ever got was this one (full screen / 1080p): It's on the Download Station. It originally began as an exercise to see how many times I could use one complex building structure. Consequently the number of dependencies to download is quite small. But as mentioned above, the...

frogpipe -- True, but the topic might still be of interest to others. There are really only two that anyone should consider: Shotcut. DaVinci Resolve. The first is open source. The second has a free version and is extremely powerful, once you master it. Phil

Tim -- Those Tait electrics in your screen shot. Where do they come from? Phil

hordriss -- Maybe consider downloading routes which actually do have sessions? Perhaps this: https://forums.auran.com/threads/trainz-plus-hd-layout-clear-lake-mining.174968/ Or: https://forums.auran.com/threads/new-trs19-model-railroad-the-port-loleta-railroad.161158/ Phil

I always do an advanced database repair. Hold the Ctrl key when you mouse click repair.

HD terrain routes. Aston Heights. Must try that. There are two others -- two versions of Clear Lake Mining. The HD versions are updates of earlier T:ANE layouts. The file size jumped from 3.08 MB to 8.9 MB, almost three times the size.

Jamie -- Is that a SAR 930 class in one of your screen shots? If so you certainly have my attention. Phil

boletd -- Which route? "Agree on layers. As a route user they are a pain." Hmm. I'm a recent convert to Layers. In fact, I wish I'd discovered them years ago. They allow tremendous flexibility. See, for example, at 0:35 onwards in this video (best 1440p / full screen): Phil

Getting back to the title of this thread, "What is the point of HD terrain?" the short answerer is "It looks so much better." This shows one of the HD routes on the Download Station: https://forums.auran.com/threads/trainz-plus-hd-layout-clear-lake-mining.174968/ Yes, there are some...

Hi Alberte -- A legend in my lunch time? Good to see that you are still around. And that you remember me. But, prey, what made you resurrect a thread that is more than a decade old? Phil

Hi Mike -- I was curios what that locomotive looked like. I found this image: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GE_289A_Boxcab#/media/File:SQM_GE_289A_Boxcab_Quillagua_-_Barriles.jpg If someone came up with a high quality version for Trainz I'd be sorely tempted to make an electrified route or...

Hi Andrew -- I was really looking forward to this layout after seeing your screen shots. It looked so well finished and looked as if it would have plenty of operating potential. I was surprised, though, that it needed over 600 dependencies from the Download Station. But then the real killer...

Hi Ryan -- Just went over to your website to read up on the CL -class. My memory is that when they were rebuilt the CLF was intended for freight operation and the CLP was for passenger operation and was fitted with a head-end diesel generator set for supplying power to passenger cars. Phil

Wow. I just have to have those CL-class when released. They look magnificent. Is there the green AN livery too? Now, if I remember correctly , wasn't there a NSWGR 42-class somewhere in the preparation?

Nice image. Thanks. Just out of curiosity which of the two versions of the layout do you prefer? The desert or the woodlands?