Iguodala Metro
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Southern1581
Pineapple approved!
*facepalm*
You need to search dmdrake as the author. Already explained how to find them. For smaller towns DaveSnow did nice store fronts. And theres several authors for houses.
Dave has some stores? Well I'll check them out. Ed would certainly be useful in this situation since he's the subject matter expert in this field but he's gone and we don't know when he'll be back.
cascaderailroad
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Did you ever work 18 hours on a route and press "Don't Save" ... or have the dreaded "Program Terminated" notice pop up ... or press "Delete Route" instead of "Save" ... When you do those things, you will cry ... and do it all over again, completing 18 hours work, in 3 hours.
Usually if you press "don't save" it won't save, but if you press "save" it'll save.
Cheerio,
Nicholas
cascaderailroad
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I'm trying to give constructive comments ... but it looks so repetitive ... the same houses, over and over again.
Dave Snow has many fantastic Storefronts and Older Storefronts, and DMDrake has hundreds of town buildings that are great looking, as do many other fine creators, such as GFisher ... etc ...
JRFolco did a route Cumberland to Connellsville, and his city streets looked as if you could walk right down them, and railfan your Trainz running ... In fact I laid BNSF Invisatrack on the sidewalks and drove a pedestrian around the town, viewing the town and tracks from a pedestrians point of view.
Dave Snow has many fantastic Storefronts and Older Storefronts, and DMDrake has hundreds of town buildings that are great looking, as do many other fine creators, such as GFisher ... etc ...
JRFolco did a route Cumberland to Connellsville, and his city streets looked as if you could walk right down them, and railfan your Trainz running ... In fact I laid BNSF Invisatrack on the sidewalks and drove a pedestrian around the town, viewing the town and tracks from a pedestrians point of view.
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You definitely need to break up the house patterns, it looks like an army post. You're mixing the colors, that's a good start, but if you take my neighborhood for example, although the hole are was developed at the same time and the houses all started out looking the same, most don't look the same. Some people have added floors, or garages or whatever to their homes, some have been torn or burned down and rebuilt in a different style. Also, break away from the straight grid pattern, create some smaller streets and cul de sacs, a vacant lot here and there, anything to break things up a bit.