TRAINZ Railroad Simulator 2019 Route Building Part 1
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- Опубліковано 11 лип 2024
- In this video I am presenting a new Route Building Tutorial Part 1 on the basics of laying track using the new PBR based Procedural track of TRS2019. Also included is a bonus video clip of the Eagle River Mallet 2-6-6-2 which runs just great in TRS2019. I start with very basic track laying and advance to multiple track straight and curves . . . . . laying a track and bridge across water . . . . . some prototype information on track and ballast . . . . .and why to use PBR materials with the new TRS2019 procedural track.
*** BONUS Eagle River Mallet 2-6-6-2 Sneak View ****
I hope this helps new TANE and TRS2019 users as well as those wanting a better understanding of PBR based track in TRS2019, including a full demonstration of PBR textures, procedural tracks and more . . . .
This is the first episode in a full series of TRS2019 tutorials covering all aspects of Route development with more to some including session building, scenery development, track tools, surveyor skills, signaling systems, product reviews and more . . . . learn all about Trainz TRS2019 here.
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PRODUCTS USED IN THE MAKING OF THIS VIDEO
TRS2019 Version 96000
TANE SP3
Jointed Rail Locomotives
N3V DLC
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Thanks - While most of this was review information for me, there were some really good new points as well, and I appreciate the slow careful manner in which you explain things.
Congrats on 300 Subscribers, Just came in and I was instantly hooked.
Thanks for your kind words . . . . . never thought I would get there . . . . . I had a quick look at your channel . . an impressive collection in just a few months . . keep it up
Why thank you!
Great video Thank You. I will definitely be referring back to this video for track laying.
Thanks . . . . I had trouble as I had just upgraded my Video Editor and could not upload 1080p 60 frames so the video is a little jerky.
Amazing! Thank you so much
Thanks I hope I can improve even more as I go.
I love your voice sounds really informative
This is my first visit to your channel, and I don't think it will be my last. Good stuff here. Of course, having been into the Trainz franchise since TRS2006, I could be considered a "seasoned veteran". Just the same, I love this video and the way you presented it. I actually did learn something here about the set gradient system. I only ever used that tool to find out the grade that I had already set. Never considered using it to dictate the ruling grade. Being a route builder, this will come in very handy, so thanks for that. :)
I am soon to start an entire series of videos about building the route that I have been working on during my live streams in T:ANE. Not necessarily a tutorial series, but could be a fun watch. I am sure having fun putting it together. (10 parts so far and still counting!)
Anyways, sorry for the long comment. I guess it is my wordy way of saying thanks for the Trainz tutorials and content. To be sure, I will be back for more. But right now it is time to fire up Trainz and get ta work on some new route ideas. Cheers!
Thanks for your feedback . . .glad it was of some value to you . . . . I have watched several of your videos in recent times . . . and note you have a very wide field of interest on your channel . . . . . . . streaming being one of them . . . . . . I don't think quick enough to try live vocalising while streaming . . . . . . . I too am working on a third part of my building routes series which is all about a new module I am building in TRS2019 . . . . . . . . I did watch the Tane Vs TRS19 video . . . . . and enjoyed it . . . . . . ..
Thanks for the reply. The way I look at it, a person should never consider themselves to be at such a level that there is nothing left to learn. So no matter how "basic" a tutorial or similar presentation may seem to be, there could be something to learn in there...or even a different way to approach something you already know about.
Thanks so much for watching some of my videos. Yes, I am guilty of having a very wide variety of interests. Have always been like that. Keeps life interesting at the very least. As for the live streaming, well, I am not one of the best out there, but I think my experience in radio helps some with that aspect. If you happen to stop by during one of my streams, feel free to say hello. Always welcome.
I am going to make some time to watch some more of your videos today. I will be returning to live streaming this evening (Oct 6 US Time) and will give your channel a shout out as well. For now, off to watch some more of your content. Thanks again!
I appreciate any publicity . . . thanks . . .I did watch one of your live streams . . the one where you signalled a short break in Septermber . . . . . . . As I am about 12-14 hours ahead of you (Australia) it may be difficult to watch a live stream . . what time of day (your time) did you usually stream ? . . . . . Do you use Discord software at all ?
No problem. You have some really good content. My streams normally begin around 8:00-8:30PM Central US time. Yes, the time differences do make it difficult. I have friends in New Zealand, who are 18 hours ahead (of course depending on the time of year and the daylight savings time nonsense). So I definitely understand the time thing.
I don't do anything with Discord at this time. Right now Skype is my goto communications service...but with some of the changes they have recently made, an alternative may soon be in order.
I have subscribed so I can catch all the route videos . . . . . . thanks . . . . . you may find many Trainz users are into Discord . . I converse with Steve lerro of K & L Trains ., . he uses Discord, which is free.
Very helpful for a new guy like me
You are welcome Peter . . . there is lots more to come . . . . . . .
thanks :)
yes i will be following trainz
I hope you enjoy the latest version which is much better than the old TRS19 reflected in this channel Colin Rayner
@@colinstrains5885 which one is newer version
@@fredpryde8555 See Options Here: store.trainzportal.com/pages/trainz-railroad-simulator-2022
Question, what post editing program do you use?
This is the first in a series of route building tutorials. If you have any suggestions on any subject you would like me to cover please use the comments section below to tell me. I hope you enjoy this startup tutorial.
Hi Colin, Regarding adding ballast - I agree that adding ballast doesn't look right when added to TRS19 Track 1 Procedural, but I don't think it is needed. I have noticed that when this track is first laid, most of the ballast that seems to be part of the track itself is in fact hidden. Just raise the track a bit (by experimenting I found that 0.35m works well) and a nice tight ballast profile comes into view. No need to add ballast unless you want that effect of scattered ballast I suppose. I found this by following your instructions on making a constant gradient section of track and saw that the ballast profile was hidden - worked beautifully BTW - then I added 0.35m to each vertex (a bit of basic addition involved after getting the vertex height first!) to bring the track up to show off that nice ballast profile. Many thanks. Cheers, Stuart
Thanks Colin great Video just about to start my first layout, moving over from Train Sim.
Like the photo at the 2min mark, looks like Bundaberg?
I am not sure where it is, but recall it was related to some sugar railway, so Bundaberg could be correct. Good luck with your route building, my advice would be to start with a simple track plan so you can make mistakes without a major loss.
@@colinstrains5885 That's exactly what I'm doing, I have started a test design, and I'm trying to get used to the UI, controls and understanding the assists.
Do I have to download extra content for the PBR ballast match?
@@jackt5490 That sound about right . . . depending on what track you use the correct PBR should be there. I recommend start with one of the N3V track types as you can always do a bulk change later. The track I use is one of the latest SAP tracks, but it has a couple of extrovert habits that need watching out for so don't recommend it to starters. Once you are conversant with the UI it is the fastest developer tool set of any train simulator. I just wish N3V would spend effort on some of the graphic engine faults before adding things like Multiplayer which is useless for route developers due to the fact that you cannot use your own content in multiplayer as they provide the content to use which is very limited. The graphics engine is well behind most of the competitors.
@@colinstrains5885 I do like the track laying and overall landscaping of Trainz. I found TS2020 very clunky and no very forgiving.
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I have just watched your video - it looks very complicated to me. I have always liked model railways and would like to build my own layouts. I have plenty of time as I am retired but I am a real new-chum. Do you think this game would be suitable for a grumpy old-fart like me, or would I throw the computer through the window? (I did enjoy the video though). Have a great Chrissie!
Hey ! I don't know how old you are but . . . . . . . . I am past 70 . . . . . . and only started using TRAINZ about 12 months ago . . . . . . . . . .. so as long as you have perseverance . . patience . . . . . . . . . and a modicum of brain matter . . . . . . . . . you should enjoy it . . . . . . . . but don't leave the patience behind . . you will need it at times . . . . . . . . and I strongly suggest use the forum if you get stuck . . they are generally a very helpful bunch at TRAINZ . . . . . . .I am happy you enjoyed the Video . . . . . I have lots more coming next year !
@@colinstrains5885 Thanks for the quick reply. I'm getting close to 70 :) I will be watching for more of your videos. Cheers!
can you show how to replace the track tool? i had just started a route in tane and want to switch the track to seasonal, thank you for all your help.
Ho Brett, I assume you are trying to replace a track that is not seasonal . . . . . .. with one that is . . . . . .. so what you need is the Bulk Replace tool . . . I don't think I have covered that yet . . . . . so if you need an immediate answer I suggest the following link . . . . This is the N3V official tutorial . . . . online.ts2009.com/mediaWiki/index.php/How_to_Use_Bulk_Asset_Update/Replace_Tool Hope this helps . . . . . . enjoy
No mucking around, straight into the tuts. One video showing what I spent hours fiddling around trying to do. TRS2019 Driver right in the surveyor,how good is that.
I am pleased to hear it was of help to you, thanks for the feedback.
I have routes and rolling stock from Trainz 2004. Can I transfer them to Trainz a new era?
That section at 2mins looks very familar.. Looks like where a mainline QR and Sugar Narrow gauge. I thinks its from around the Bundaberg area.
Could be, being an Aussie when I do Google searches it often return Australian Images I search for. You have good eyes !
@@colinstrains5885 Hi Colin, saw a crazy crossing in FNQ where a cane train track was crossing the main North South line. Crazy because if a cane train tried to cross the main line against the signal, the points were set to DERAIL the cane train! Fair enough I suppose! Can send you a photo if you would like. Cheers and thanks for your videos - just getting into TRS19 and so far it looks pretty good..... Stuart
That bonus video, that is a custom build track/scenery ?
It was a video about a particular locomotive, see description below the video
is this video editing is train simulator 2019?? . im asking because t.s 2018 is so different and difficult from this
This is Trainz railroad simulator 2019...
PBR does not mean procedural. Procedural track was introduced in TANE and refers to the procedural generation of junction details such as point blades, frogs and checkrails. In TRS 2019, PBR stands for Physically Based Rendering. You are not alone. I see confusion regarding these terms everywhere.
Hi Stuart, I am aware of the fact you relayed, but I was probably referring to the ballast that such track includes, this is a PBR based image.
espero que el idioma alguna vez sea traducido la conversación a un estado deseado fonética mente, pues es una lastima que este ablando y uno no entienda nada de lo que esta diciendo, por otra parte parece mentira que con los ordenadores tan potentes de google que tenemos en este mundo no seles aya pasado por la cabeza de cambiar la fonética de las palabras que cuando diga guay salga la voz de bueno cuando diga restore diga restaurar tan difícil seria un programa que lo cambiara a lo que se escucha al idioma deseado
unnecessary music, pointless, we're not bored. but we have to keep audio on the hear your comments. helpful video. thanks.
Well Mike, some people also say they get concerned if there is no sound for a short time . . . and worry something has gone wrong . . . . . . . I lose if I do . . .and lose if I don't. But I am glad the video was helpful to you.
You're the only one complaining, Mikey boy