Fun Fact, unless you're someone like me who was born in the wrong era, UP 3985 went to St Louis along this line in the mid to late 1990's.

nothing much he can do for that except make the layout 54 segments, at that point it would crash you're game by being downloaded.

this layout literally crashes my game

some facilities on the line are fictitious, but realistic.

I renember when the line was still active past flora, the last train through there was in 2017, now Flora has a Plastics service, as well as other grain silos east on the line.

I am VERY familiar with this area, as I have relatives who live in this part of the state. A shame this isn't in Train Simulator Classic, otherwise I would be playing on this route non-stop. I would love to see either this or it's next door neighbor, the L&N Henderson Subdivision, in TSC.

I even live on this line, unfortunately, it isn't active past Flora.

@wvumellosax. No, that would probably too much. This is just a singular rail line that goes through Illinois into East St. Louis.

is this the entire fucking state of Illinois in detail (no hate)

MisterJaythegreat, if you ever need help with how to make 3D landscape, the basic thing is to make up to scale (Kilometers) in any editing programs and import the .obj as a prop.

I already got a few exemples on the workshop.

My latest that I am working on has 46+km of track length do far.

I can run it at around 32 fps, but with stuttering, it happens on my own maps so I'm used to it.

@jake4159 I currently use a laptop with an RTX 3050 TI and 32 gigabytes of ram. I tried to make this layout not as performance heavy as my last one. As for the 3D model, that could be something I can make of this map

He's on a gaming laptop with I believe 32 gigs of ram, 16 isn't gonna cut it, I found out that the hard way.

What kind of computer are you on? I can run this at 16 fps at most. Maybe do a 3D model for the actual map? It worked on my maps.

Remember to use the Snapable Crossing pack not using Australian Signals