ShirakoX32
Forsaken Northern Builder
wow! Does Trainz 2019 really look like this? it looks like something you'd see on a Next Gen console with the graphics turned up to max.
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Thank you, Claus! That's much appreciated. Yes, it's just TRS2019 out of the box. My graphics are maxed using an i7 8700K and 1080ti card. All the items in the scene are freeware, I think, except the engine (K&L O9a) and the dilapidated street textures which I made myself.
Best,
smyers
Best,
smyers
Railwoodman
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BBarnes005
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The route is Indiana Western with a few personal touches applied to it such as PBR textures and track, water recolor, TRC crossings, replacement of billboard trees, and a few asset replacements.
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Where can I find those wooden boxcars?
They are a work in progress, you will have to wait.
You can get these in rgcx's thread.
True. But as a route builder you still have to arrange them in a way that makes sense.
Great scenes, smyers!
Many thanks, Piere. Yes, the engine No. 47 is a re-skin of the K&L CN O18 0-6-0. I was lucky enough to become familiar with the prototype at North Conway during the 80's. The lower shot is a re-skin of the freeware K&L PRR A5 0-4-0. They're both great in TRS2019. The K&L O9 is also a gotta-have if you like this sort of switching route.
Best,
smyers
Best,
smyers
Thanks for the info Smyers. I do have the K&L 09 and 0-4-0, but I didn't realise that the 018 was nicely weathered like that as a base. You may have just contributed to yet another sale for K&L. I hope you're getting a commission.
Cheers,
Piere.
That's a good one, Piere!! I wish.
I did a couple of things with my O18. There's a texture in the texture folder called "lighter grey" I believe, that gives white running board edges and handrails. I darkened it quite a bit to go with the weathered look. There's a similar texture in the CN O18 drivers texture folder that gives white driving wheel sidewalls. Again, I darkened this one quite a bit as well. Same with the tender. Though I made clones of the engine and tender for my freelanced versions, ALL versions use the same driver dependency so the weathered drivers also showed on my stock CN versions, too. When I saw that, I applied the darkened "lighter grey" to the stock CN versions as well. I think they look much better as "working" locos. The O9 and PRR A5 don't have this issue as there aren't any white parts to consider.
Best,
smyers
Cobra1996, go get the O9a and make it a quartet!