snow

[vandijk]

It snows in TS2010, but the snow not remains on the ground.
Is it possible?

 

[picture]

No it is not possible. This topic, I believe was brought up before. I think they said it would be too hard to animate. I could be wrong.

Matt

 

[JRT]

It would not be that hard to animate. The snow falls down. A mesh that keeps the surface the same, but grows taller will do. There you have snow.

JRT

 

[johnwhelan]

It snows in TS2010, but the snow not remains on the ground.
Is it possible?

I think I have a roof that turns white when it snows based on Chameleon, there are one or two others as well.

Cheerio John

 

[john259]

Could it be done with a script which applies successive layers with ever increasing coverage of snow?

John

 

[jmeinig]

In the route I'm working on, part of the narrow gauge track on it is covered in snow. How is this possible? I lowered the ng track to just below the surface of the ground, I then used the paint option to paint the ground a snow color. Now when I run any trains with snow plows on them, it looks like they're plowing through snow. ( I'm using Trainz 2006)