How to Change Season's
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What I've seen so far seems to indicate that it really depends on how each tree is made and configured. I have even found a few that are on southern hemisphere seasons. 
As I remember the Milwaukee Road has a lot of conifers which aren't going to change much seasonally. I think you have to lower the snow level to see the change there and I am not sure if you can do that at the session level.
As I remember the Milwaukee Road has a lot of conifers which aren't going to change much seasonally. I think you have to lower the snow level to see the change there and I am not sure if you can do that at the session level.
OK, in a session surveyor, edit environment, select environment (bottom tab on left) and set the snow height. Mostly you will probably want to set to 0 meters.
I set the snow height to 10 meters in Season Town, as you can see the ground is not snowy but most everything else is. When I set it to 0 the ground got white too.
TUME is so cool, I mean who else would put snow on a pile of lumber. :hehe:
I set the snow height to 10 meters in Season Town, as you can see the ground is not snowy but most everything else is. When I set it to 0 the ground got white too.
TUME is so cool, I mean who else would put snow on a pile of lumber. :hehe:
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It should work for the ground snow cover (being from a hot dry climate I have never seen snow here and do not use it in Trainz). But to get snow covering roofs and scenery objects you must use scenery assets that have a snow covered surface mapped as an alternative surface texture (or something similar). Not all scenery assets have this.
cascaderailroad
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I myself would move to Melbourne Australia, as it is Summer there now, and snow comes in June
Where I live we get snow and I don't include it in my routes. I don't want to be reminded of the cold, dreary, slippery, treacherous, winters.
I myself would move to Melbourne Australia, as it is Summer there now, and snow comes in June
While your dates and seasons are correct, I don't think Melbourne, like Sydney has ever seen snow. Hobart would be the only state capital that gets snow but only every few years.