Never mind the 10,000 locusts I mentioned earlier. If you want to use track rules belonging to DLC that you have installed on your computer, you must make mention that the recipient must have the same DLC installed on their computer, or route loading problems will abound. Once again, bear in mind your intended outcome for the route. If you have not created your own (which you do not necessarily have to do), you can use one that is included with your RW installation. In the lowest panel you will see a drop-down menu allowing you to select the track rules for your route. See the image below and note how much the Track control panels differ from the Scenery Object panels. You will then see the middle and lower panels change to offer sub-options relating to track and road items. To lay your first piece of track, start in the Toolbox by ensuring that the Track symbol is highlighted within a square. More on that in a subsequent tutorial when we actually have something to drive upon. You must also create at least one Free Roam and one Quick Drive Scenario in order to make your route drive-able in Railworks. It is not typically used in the creation of a route until it is time to create the required scenarios in order for the route to appear in the list of available routes to drive. The Locomotive symbol is for the creation of scenarios only. And the paintbrush symbol brings up the sub panels pertaining to the shaping and coloring of the terrain. The Track symbol next to the House gives you access to the track and roads features. This panel, in addition to the sub panels below are specific to the placement of Scenery Objects. In the image above, the House symbol is highlighted. It is where you select the main tool with which you wish to work st this time. Let's go back to our screenshot of the World Editor Control Panels to refresh our memory of the general layout of the panels:
You can also re-scale the object, within certain limitations. There are object manipulation tools that allow you to move and rotate the object in any direction. It's a point and click process that makes placement of objects quite easy. anything you would see in the sim) into your route, using the World Editor. It is a simple process to select and insert objects (ie. Loft items are typically bridges and other elevated objects. Track, Road, and Scenery items are self-explanatory. There are four main types of objects (or items) that you will be placing into your route. Landscaping (manual manipulation of the 'diamond points' that are often created when track and roads are laid and the terrain is 'snapped-to' the track or road).Personally, I elected to add elements to my route in the following order: TS2017 ROUTE BUILDING #8 - Placement of Objectsįinally, we can get to placing some objects into the route with the World Editor.
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