• Model of the EDK80 railway crane/derrick set with a type 24z flatcar loaded with railway sleepers
  
• Model of a 20-foot tank container as cargo or a scenery object

• Dedicated models for Pabianice: railway monument, signal boxes and the Pc11 signal post
  
• Dedicated models from Pierzyska: warehouse, station building with signal box, traction substation
  
• Model of the 401Da locomotive in three paint variants as a decorative object
  
• Model of the X-ray scanner from Dorohusk

• Extended support for the lighting cabinet with the ability to configure light sources assigned to individual switches
  
• Changed the library handling API communication, improved handling of lost connections, support for basic queries in offline mode, improved transmission of train weight and length data
  
• Fixed the display of the description tooltip on the route lever
  
• Fixed lighting in signal boxes

• Ability to duplicate scenery objects and object groups using a button or keyboard shortcut (Ctrl + D)
  
• Ability to rotate scenery objects or object groups by 90 degrees on the Y axis using a button or keyboard shortcut (Ctrl + R)
  
• Extended pin system with the ability to paste a reference link into a pin description
  
• Fixed snapping of objects to the track
  
• Trackside objects (signals, indicators, etc.) are now visible immediately after selecting a prefab
  
• Fixed the prefab list — corrected text formatting and removed underscores from prefab names for better readability
  
• Changed the method of generating selection boxes that indicate the currently selected object in the editor

• Fixed statistics in the player profile
  
• Fixed deselection of inserted objects in the editor
  
• Fixed hitboxes, materials and textures of numerous scenery objects
  
• Optional support for launching the simulator with the DirectX 12 graphics API (requires the appropriate entry in the game properties in the Steam library); DirectX 11 remains the default API

• https://git.ttsk.ngo/td2dev/simulator/-/milestones/74#tab-issues

Developer's livestream starts tomorrow (March 15th) at 4:00 p.m. on the official Train Driver 2 Youtube channel. Lokol will give you a behind-the-scenes look at how models are added to the simulator in Unity3D. We hope you’ll tune in!

Please note - stream will be in Polish, but feel free to ask questions on the chat in English.

Link to the stream: https://youtube.com/live/HB4CYpVnnKg