Recent content by MichelLmbrt

I started TrainZ with Surveyor V2, which reminds me of other programs I use. So I adopted it without really looking at the classic version. The only thing I use the latter for is copy/paste set to gray and oriented in 90-degree steps. For the rest, I find the classic version complicated.

Hello Jonathan, Thanks for your reply and don't be sorry. There's really no rush. Enjoy your vacation, have fun.

You can define the height of the UTMs relative to the ground in TransDem's export parameters. For my version of the manual, this is on page 40.

I forgot about these textures suggested by TransDem. I don't use them, which explains why. :)

Hello Jonathan, Are the station elements on the DLS and what are the kuid ? If not, are they available and where can I find them? Have a nice day !

I get around the problem of the default grass texture by applying the "Grid (PBR)" texture ( kuid 25 1180 ) to the whole map, whether it comes from TransDem or is new. With a radius of 500 meters, this doesn't take long. However, at the first opportunity, the default texture reappears in some...

Perhaps using two AI Routing Priority Markers ( kuid -3 10190 ). One on each track beyond the switch with priority 2 for one and 1 for the other ?

I do not see the picture. The error is "This content is no longer available."

I've just downloaded it. It's very nice indeed. I particularly like the environment settings. The light is superb. Thanks for this map and also for "Hedon to Withernsea 1960" which I'm discovering at the same time.

Thank you all for your answers. I now understand why I couldn't find the option. 😉 Best regards.

Yes but only if the route is downloaded.

Thank for your answer. I see only my signature there.

Hello, In the forum, I see mentions like "New member", "Active member", "Well know member", ... and others that are personalized. How do I personlize that mention ? I haven't found anything in my profile management. Best regards.

Thank you. That's what I was afraid of.

Hello, The subject is the question. :) Best regards.