Hi all,
Rick: Nice shots. Especially the rocks. It's a shame Trainz's rivers can't be sloped and if two different heights touch and you "E" one, the other leaps to meet. Once, on a layout I was building, a way away upstream - elevation 300m - I adjusted the height of one river step and boom my sea level city was under 300m of water. So like everyone else I hide the river water level transitions under rocks, rapids, logs etc. One must remember that down-under-land - home of N3V - is only 26 metres above sea level. Hence the ignorance of rivers, mountains, canyons and etc. :wave:
dragonharh: Roads and xing are - YES - a pain in down-under. I took some quick screenies to share a technique:
First a shot of a "grade Xing US NG OH 2L 1T W CWSL". This works for any "Grade Xing ...". The roads are yarn/yarnish/Treadway.
Please notice the the crossing plate is mostly obscured by the road. IMO It looks crappy.
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To fix this froobie's way

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First replace the roads connected to the crossing with "Z Funky Road 3a",
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Then delete the funky road and add the road of your choice.
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I used "2 Lane Road USA 400 No-Passing" I prefer cwhitedog <kuid:93677:.....> roads and intersections. This is purely personal choice.
This time notice the crossing plate is visible. (Grade Xings have 25 different plate and road styles)
Finally:
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I have replaced the "T intersection", configured the plate, and changed the roads connected to the T. I like the grass edged variant for rural roads as well as the Z Funky roads, of course.
Good luck,
cheers,
--Michael.
PS Oppps. The missing kuid for the Observation Car will be on DLS in a day or so....