dtrainBNSF1 wrote:Okay I see it now. It's the edges that are flickering and not the windows themselves. The flicker really isn't too noticeable if you don't focus on it.
Unfortunately this flickering is annoying. My copy of TS2015 is running on high-tech computer with big and high-res monitor. That's why I noticed this fault immediately when running first scenario. And sounds ... better not to comment. Some of them totally missing, some out of balance, no realistic distant fading effects. I'm just taking it as unfinished pruduct. I know this old story that pruducing takes time and time is money. But this kind of attention to quality leads to lack of interest.
dtrainBNSF1 wrote:Maybe I have too low of expectations of the stock and thus can be pleased too easily. What do you guys think?
The model is not freeware. I have paid for it and expect payware quality. If You want to know what I'm expecting from payware then take for comaprision some add-ons like Armstrong Powerhouse Class 321 or AP/Waggonz Class 90/DVT. Or VirtualRailroads products from German market. Fantastic job. Not only great models but also great cabs, superb soundsets and realism in functionality. That's what I'm expecting. Unfortunately US add-ons leave lot desired in quality, in functionality and in sound - almost in every aspect but outer look. The Pacific Surfliner rolling stock was pretty good and really first time I felt something start to change. Now with those Commuter packs I'm losing enthusiasm. Many cab equipments don't work or work wrong way (for example engine stop/start button in F59PH model). Those flickering windows seems to be very little problem compared to missing functionality but it's still annoying. Why not to finalise the product and then start to sell something? I'm really not happy with those products. They need lot more work to do. Two days ago payware Scottish West Highland line was released - superb route + superb rolling stock and radio based signalling system. Fantastic job. Pacific Surfliner was very promising route-pack but payware US rolling stock producers have to raise quality bar significantly. Sometimes seems to me there's too less attention on important details like sound.