Railworks America

Can anybody recommend some decent seasonal tree packs? The routes never seem to have enough of them.

3dTrains has two packs. Rural Landscapes, and World Landscapes. The appropriate tree types in each are seasonal.

Both are freeware in their low resolution forms so that you can try them out. The high resolution versions are available as payware. The nice thing about using these is that even if you use the High Res versions on your route, and end user can run it even if they only have the freeware Low Res versions of the trees.

http://3dtrains.com/products/rw/rural_landscapes.shtml

http://3dtrains.com/products/rw/world_landscapes.shtml

Thanks, I'll look into them. Any others?

RCAP has nice trees.

Some at UK Train Sim as well.....

http://www.uktrainsim.com/freewarepacks ... nic+Assets

Thanks, I just looked at the pack from the UK Train Sim site. This have some nice shrubs. I might just use them. I didn't realize that RCAP had trees in it...I will take another look.

I found that the ECML London to Peterborough Route has a lot of trees. Is this a default route in TS2019?

ECML London to Peterborough Route has a lot of trees. Is this a default route in TS2019?

No
The TS19 comes with
1. Frankfurt High Speed - Frankfurt – Karlsruhe Route Extension
2. Portsmouth Direct Line - London Waterloo - Portsmouth Route
3. Salt Lake City Route Extension
4. The Rhine Railways - Mannheim - Karlsruhe
4. Soldier Summit Route

Riptrack59 wrote: Thanks, I'll look into them. Any others?

Don't forget the freely available content from the Eastern Europeans. This the Czech website, click on ''Greenery'' and you'll get lots of assorted vegetation, bushes, shrubs and trees, some in 3D the rest in 2D. Don't be concerned by the website saying msts the content is for Railworks/Train Simulator.

http://modely-msts.cz/objektyrw.html

And if you go onto the German website you can download the vegetation pack from the Russians, which is highly recommended. Quite a lot of trees, grasses and bushes in both 3D and 2D.

https://rail-sim.de/forum/wsif/index.ph ... on/#images

I'm sure when you have these packs installed you'll find plenty of stuff that can be used on many North American routes.

Cheerz. Steve.

RailWorkshop wrote:

ECML London to Peterborough Route has a lot of trees. Is this a default route in TS2019?

No
The TS19 comes with
1. Frankfurt High Speed - Frankfurt – Karlsruhe Route Extension
2. Portsmouth Direct Line - London Waterloo - Portsmouth Route
3. Salt Lake City Route Extension
4. The Rhine Railways - Mannheim - Karlsruhe
4. Soldier Summit Route

I guess that is the problem with using default routes...It's default for some users, but not others. I have none of those route listed. Then again. I starting in Railworks with the 2014 version.

ex-railwayman wrote:

Riptrack59 wrote: Thanks, I'll look into them. Any others?

Don't forget the freely available content from the Eastern Europeans. This the Czech website, click on ''Greenery'' and you'll get lots of assorted vegetation, bushes, shrubs and trees, some in 3D the rest in 2D. Don't be concerned by the website saying msts the content is for Railworks/Train Simulator.

http://modely-msts.cz/objektyrw.html

And if you go onto the German website you can download the vegetation pack from the Russians, which is highly recommended. Quite a lot of trees, grasses and bushes in both 3D and 2D.

https://rail-sim.de/forum/wsif/index.ph ... on/#images

I'm sure when you have these packs installed you'll find plenty of stuff that can be used on many North American routes.

Cheerz. Steve.

Thanks! Taking a look at them now.

Edit- Looked at them. The Russian birch trees are awesome. The tree groups in the Greenery pack is great too. I can see myself using both of these.

One last question about trees...I'm looking for a small (shorty) lofted hedge. I haven't found any of those in any of the packs from above. Anybody know where I can find one? If not anybody willing to make one for me?

Can you be a little more specific?

buzz456 wrote:Can you be a little more specific?

I'm looking for a small hedge like this...