What could be causing this?

[Ghost44]

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I just updated my video drivers. I have an 8800 GTX. Is this the game engine or is this video hardware side? Possibly a nTune Setting is currently my guess.

Thx

[Winterpaw]

turn your train poly count alllll the way up

if you notice itll only do that when another loco is in the renderable area

[titaniclover]

@Ghost44
I don't know what your problem is either but I have a thought, most likely not right:

Could you be running through a area with low FPS causing the mesh of the locomotive to collapse on itself? I get it when I place to many locomotives that are high poly and then they start to deform. Maybe its an LOD mesh? I'm just throwing out ideas.:confused: :o

Cheers,
Adam

[Captain_Collins]

I used to get that all the time, it is due to a low poly count. I can see from your graphics card that you can easily have all your detail sliders maxxed out. This should stop it.

[sethmcs]

I just updated my video drivers. I have an 8800 GTX. Is this the game engine or is this video hardware side? Possibly a nTune Setting is currently my guess.

Thx

I think I read somewhere on the forum that the "new" drivers for the 8800 series are having problems with Trainz. Try reinstalling old drivers and see if that fixes the problem.

[Ghost44]

Thanks it was the poly count. I was having some crash problems on a really big layout and defaulted the graphics settings and didn't even realize that was a problem.

I do have to say that one guy who said who cares had the best solution overall. But really thanks for those who responded it fixed it.

[Winterpaw]

Thanks it was the poly count. I was having some crash problems on a really big layout and defaulted the graphics settings and didn't even realize that was a problem.

I do have to say that one guy who said who cares had the best solution overall. But really thanks for those who responded it fixed it.

glad to help

-erin