Railworks America

Introductory article: https://live.dovetailgames.com/live/train-sim-world/articles/article/state-of-the-art-sprinter

Nice model and looking route but it looks so.... sterile.

Looks fabulous to me. Nothing sterile about it.

Looks amazing! Pre-order was placed last week when the email announcement arrived. Will be interesting to see how the Unreal engine portrays New York.

They should really try Quixel and see what UE4 can do with PBR...

PBR? Pabst Blue Ribbon? Shots look fantastic.

Realism

To me it looks good. Great article, nice content. Probably 20 or 30 hours of entertainment, going from here to there and from there to here.
No edition tools, no repaints: No "soul". Wrong simulator.

It looks very life like to me and a lot better detail than any Train Simulator 2018 etc. route I have seen.

Boss1 wrote:It looks very life like to me and a lot better detail than any Train Simulator 2018 etc. route I have seen.

Yes, you are right about the graphics. Nothing else.

Well, since he was only talking about the graphics, I guess he was completely right.

Griphos wrote:Well, since he was only talking about the graphics, I guess he was completely right.

You too, are right.

dejoh wrote:PBR? Pabst Blue Ribbon? Shots look fantastic.

PBR - Physically Based Rendering
You can read it here - https://www.allegorithmic.com/pbr-guide

sumitsingh wrote:

dejoh wrote:PBR? Pabst Blue Ribbon? Shots look fantastic.

PBR - Physically Based Rendering
You can read it here - https://www.allegorithmic.com/pbr-guide

Thanks, very interesting.

It does look very nice, but that’s never been the issue for me with TSW. What caused me to quickly stop playing the sandpatch route was the physics issues that have been well documented on these forums...not sure if that has been addressed yet?