Scaling issues: the 'ts' suffix means the mod is scaled as if the track were standard gauge. It means the models are all slightly smaller than the game items. This makes the wheels and running gear fit both the track and the model accurately. I know this is a problem for some people who want to mix and match with in-game items and other mods. Also, I know that other folk are doing the same as me, but coming up with slightly different results, which is annoying for everyone! The new modding system which allows us to create our own steam driving wheel sets and bogies etc. will make it easier for us to adjust our models to match a common standard, if we can ever agree what that should be! I'd be happy to engage in a discussion thread about this if anyone is interested??

I'm re-uploading my Mk1 coach set as Train Mods. They're identical to the original Legacy Quickmods, but as Train Mods the .obj files can have more meaningful names, making it much easier for users to edit/customise them as you wish.

Some people may find the level of detail causes performance issues. You may find going to the \mods folder and renaming the '..compt_detail.obj' file to '...compt_detail._obj' (meaning it won't be recognised as part of the model) solves/reduces the problem. This file is large and typically contains the compartment lights, mirrors, luggage racks and some other bits and pieces, so won't be a huge loss.

If you're still taking a performance hit, you can rename/remove the other .obj files starting with the larger ones until you're left with the '....body.obj', at which point I can't offer any more help