USA Pics

[bentrain14]

Yeah I'm curious about that too.

 

[WCL]

Yeah I'm curious about that too.

Here ya go ben....Goes with your sig here:

 

[trainman7616]

Here ya go ben....Goes with your sig here:

XD thats marvelous

 

[chris2001trainz2010]

Someone posted that in the Memes thread, but i can't remember who.

 

[BlackDiamond1964]

Nice shots Erik.

I have an updated version of the telegraph poles in this picture. PM me if you want them.

 

[bentrain14]

Someone posted that in the Memes thread, but i can't remember who.

It was deadpool.

 

[generalman]

 

[outlaw77]

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[eso]

 

[cressjl]

Great shots everyone .
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// Erik from Sweden

What are you trying to do here, Erik? "Great shots" you say, then you blow us away with those awesome CSX screenshots. Well, I now have a new desktop wallpaper for the week. Thanks for the great shots!

 

[MeowRailroad]

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That's a cool idea to put grass splines between the tire tracks. It makes the scene look even better.

 

[cressjl]

That's a cool idea to put grass splines between the tire tracks. It makes the scene look even better.

Wow, I see what you mean. I've been on a few of those roads!

It would be interesting to have a thread dedicated to route creation tips for realism...a place where creators can offer tips on getting that added reach to the new standard T:ANE deserves. Grass splines is one; ending the dirt road "gracefully" would be another. Applying normal mapping for realistic textures on assets would be another good tip...

In fact, it would neat to have a Trainz blog where "the best of" tips and techniques would be promoted to permanency in the blog to help creators in the future. Or is it already out there somewhere, and I've missed it?

 

[outlaw77]

That's a cool idea to put grass splines between the tire tracks. It makes the scene look even better.

Thanks! I got lucky and the Grazzy thin spline fit perfectly between the tire tracks. This entire thread has given me a ton of inspiration!

 

[Matt3985]

Its a stormy afternoon in the Southwestern deserts of the USA on the ATSF...

 

[nicky9499]

In fact, it would neat to have a Trainz blog where "the best of" tips and techniques would be promoted to permanency in the blog to help creators in the future. Or is it already out there somewhere, and I've missed it?

http://forums.auran.com/trainz/showthread.php?6105-Tips-and-Tricks-Surveyor

It's over 500 posts long but been dead for awhile now, I guess most of what can be said has been said. Good read nevertheless, I recently went through it after returning to Trainz from hiatus.

 

[Matt3985]

On the Valley Railroad in Essex with engine #3025.

 

[trainman7616]

nothing special here

 

[n8phu]

Nice Pics Chance!

 

[Matt3985]

More shots from various areas of the USA...

 

[n8phu]