I have a few questions re the TSW4 editor, and didn't feel like keeping an existing thread overloaded with mine. So here they are if anyone wishes...
Are those assets all yours? The route looks very detailed.
Try this tutorial - https://forums.uktrainsim.com/viewtopic.php?f=312&t=102124 A lot less of a nightmare than creating track for Trainz
I wasn't actually being serious. For a start, it is too close up. Attention to detail helps. It is most certainly from TS. There seems to be a...
It's actually from the original Transport Tycoon.
It's a desert like landscape set in summer which can be without rain for 12 months consecutively. I wouldn't expect it to look like Germany. The...
I try to use my own assets, with photoreal textures. It's just that I haven't posted screenshots much, because the current project is still in the...
It may work. But still doesn't fix the initial cause of the problem. DTG honestly need to stop pretending that they support this game, when they...
The game just receives a cosmetic 'upgrade' yearly. I cannot recall seeing any obvious improvements brought in since the GE overlay was introduced...
Regarding the thread title, it is almost exactly like this when it comes to selecting a loft that's been placed. With the colour of the terrain...
I've never done scripting before. Basically there's a signal which I obviously want in working order. Despite sitting in the pilot's seat with...
Well of course. It was inspired by The Simpsons about 12 years ago, when I created the texture. So as an unconfirmed DTG forums troll, I will...
So just to reconfirm, I am not actually a troll. I actually still use TS as I am interested in recreating Australian scenery/landscapes in this...
It may be my first post here. But I've been using train sim forums since the 2000s. When something annoys me, I express it, as civil liberties do...
I have typed this post in regards to an offensive image in TS2020. I am referring to the one that comes up whenever I load the scenario editor. It...
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