

Tomcat wrote:jalsina wrote:About the screenshots rendering, it would be impossible to get that quality in my computer.
I can't believe that. I have a sub-par laptop with onboard AMD graphics and my resolution is just about the lowest it can go and graphics settings are mostly set to the low end of the scale. .....
Tomcat wrote:jalsina wrote:........
I would expect also you will do a good job with the tracks laying, track speed and signals, which are as important as the scenery itself.
That worries me a bit. I think I'm a competent track layer, signals are a bit of a mystery to me but what I have put down so far seems to indicate the right aspects. At the moment I am going through the route changing and checking speed limits and placing signs. When this is ready for beta then having people double check my signals may be the most important feedback I can get. In any case, thanks for following along on my journey and helping to keep me motivated.
GenericZack wrote:Wow I'm Really Loving How It Looks!
jalsina wrote:My problem here is mostly related with the monitor I use, a 1680 x 1050 with a GT730, a much capable card that could use with a much higher resolution.
jalsina wrote:Your latest shots with the SD40-2.....Oh mama!![]()
1/3 of Hodge. It's about 3 dozen trees and a dozen structures at best. Exactly what I needed after working around West Colton, which I am still not finished with.
minerman146 wrote:1/3 of Hodge. It's about 3 dozen trees and a dozen structures at best. Exactly what I needed after working around West Colton, which I am still not finished with.
I hear ya brother.
How many miles do you have laid down so far?
minerman146 wrote:I cant see your route .. I am trying to envision the scale. You are forced to go very very wide with your scenery. Looks like about 3000ft a side. It must be done flawlessly for so far - as the driver can see to the horizon! I can tell this is very challenging. You have amazing drive!
Boss1 wrote:Enjoying the preview shots. The Cajon looks like a brand new route.
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