Looking for track

[DJReonic]

Hey guys, I'm looking for a good-looking low-poly chunky track to use to replace my JR Dk Gray track on a route I'm working on. I just put WRRW Track from USLW in and while it looks good, it doesn't go at all with my PRR Theme. I know there are some tracks out there that go perfectly, but look pretty bad alongside the JR and USLW stuff. Anyone able to help?

 

[JCitron]

Look at the SAM track. It's pretty good on the performance and has a nice texture to it. It's not American, but you don't notice this when you're driving. I use this along side the JR track for sidings. The rusty track is awesome.

John

 

[cascaderailroad]

I use MP Track Wood v2 and MP Rusty in yards and switchs, there also is a MP Concrete, and MP Tunneltrack Dark ... although these may not be available in TS09, TS10 & TS12 as they are HP Trainz by JosefPav, who's site no longer lists them for download.

A chunky mesh track is best in multitracked yards, and they curve excelently in switchs, and have excelent framerates.

Also seemingly unavailable is RTS #26 (RomanianTrainz Studio) (30 different tracks) which I belive is OK to fileshare the CDP's, as I received a PM giving permission to do so, from RTS.

Greenery is also has great looking track, but framerates are a little more effected, and kinking in switch's can happen .

 

[Dermmy]

Look at the SAM track. It's pretty good on the performance and has a nice texture to it. It's not American, but you don't notice this when you're driving. I use this along side the JR track for sidings. The rusty track is awesome.

John

I'll second all of the above - SAM track is imho about the best around with a really good balance between performance and appearance...