Railworks America

About a week and a half ago I bought the route to see what was all the commotion about a re-release by DTG, the track stability and unevenness, etc... This route has potential, so I decided to give an overhaul to it and help RSC out a bit.

Some screenshots and an assets list.
- NEC: NY-NH
- Original NEC
- US Loco and Asset Pack
- European Loco and Asset Pack
- RSDL Foliage Pack (Comes with the route)
- Train Simulator Academy
- AP Stations Pack. (Comes with the route)

Looking forward seeing the screens

Here are some screenshots.

Woooow looks amazing.

Delticmatt100 wrote:Woooow looks amazing.

Thanks!

But I seem to have come across a small predicament. My objective was to release this as a Steam Workshop route, but considering the scenery assets I have available, (such as roads, trees, clutter, etc)... some places won't be very accurately detailed. The Maine Maritime route would do wonders in its road and clutter department. RCAP would be amazing too for extra stuff.

So in summary, should I release this route as a RWA 3rd party route or a steam workshop one? Maybe 2 versions?

I vote for the third party if it makes it better. Although Minerman seems to make due and get great foliage look using stuff available for the workshop. You might ask him what all tress shrubs and the like he's using.

Okie. I don't mind where. It gonna be great. Will there be AI trains passing?

What I'll do is create two versions, Steam and 3rd party.

OK kool. Will AI trains be passing in QD?

I forgot to mention, I'm also gonna be creating the NJT "Dinky" Line. It shouldn't be too much of a hassle, as it's only 2.7 miles long and I think it'd be fun to ride Arrow IIIs to Princeton Junction and Back .

Delticmatt100 wrote:Will there be AI trains passing?

Do you mean in scenarios?

I mean quick drive route. Without scenarios

Yes, as that will be required for the steam version. Although the Quick Drives will only have either the ACS-64 or AEM-7 as AI so that way there would be no extra equipment requirements.