ok thanks

Are you loading the original workshop save or did you make your own separate save? If it's the latter, please read the disclaimer in the workshop description for how to make sure everything loads correctly.

i wandted to make my own little trains on this map but wehn save it and then load it it only loads 98 chunks but it should load 122 chunks

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That sounds more like a bug with your game itself rather than something with the mod or the layout. If you go to the discussion boards there's a place you can report it to Gauge.

I don't understand why, but when I try shunting with an 0-6-0, it goes on one track and its tender goes another way. Moreover, when I try uncoupling, it doesn't always work. I think this engine has a bug whereas its tender doesn't.

who built a damn railroad on a earthquake destruction zone

ima take a risk probably having my pc explode.

no ennis funel? step 1 spawn train in map step 2 put shift + 1 shift + 2 shift + 3 that is all

can we get big boss porter no 5 plz ?

can't believe yall left out emma #13

can you make ward kimball s backyard railroad ?

I think a great map idea (especially for the people who like narrow gauge) would be the Glenwood & Black Creek layout. It's a really great narrow gauge model railroad with lots of operations and scenery. It's very large, though, so you might need to do some compression.

Do you plan on using "a" 3D model for the landscapes? Like i did in my map? https://psteamcommunity.yuanyoumao.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3334645679

The high ram usage is due to the million of trees. I can explain how I did it if you are ever interested. It saves a lot on the frames.

We have several currently in development, but none of them.are far enough along to show off yet. We'll announce them when we're ready!

Is your team planning on making an other map?

the somkstack on the 4 4 0 amreican type wont work on my computer

speechless just speechless.

I'll put it bluntly; this is easily one of the greatest rl maps ever, from the amazing details down to the custom trains themselves, this is quite literally the masterclass of rl mods. It is very hard to cram all I want to say into this, so I'll leave on this. Thank you, all of you, who helped create this beautiful layout you all did an outstanding job. Keep up the great work, and again, thanks.

you are most welcome, and I can't wait to see what the next project is for your group! I don't want to be like the people in the comments saying "pls this" or "can you do X, y, or Z", but personally, a rather infamous model railroad (Sadly lost last year) that I would love to see is the Milwaukee, Racine, and Troy or John Armstrong's canandaigua southern (I always find it rather funny that two of the pioneers of the model railroading hobby were both named John!)

Thanks for the kind words as well!

Yeah, we've noticed that as well. I've spent a while trying to fix it and I'm not exactly sure why it happens. My guess is the momentum of the trains on the section not going towards Great Divide is causing them to overshoot the signal as they slow down, which unfortunately there's not really a way to solve. I've got a fix that might work though, and I'm hoping to include it in a future update :)

Just a quick heads up, every now and then there is a collision at the diamond on Cross Junction that will throw all of the AI trains out of whack if you don't catch it in time. I was riding around on the passenger train when my locomotive derailed the rear three cars of a freight, and another time there was a single passenger car derailed. I'm not sure how you could fix this, maybe add a few extra signals here or there.

Otherwise, this is an AMAZING layout, as everyone has said. I do believe that John would be proud to know his layout lives on in the hearts of so many people, and that he inspired so many model railroaders long after his layout was sadly lost. Thank you so much, each and every one of you, for bringing this fantastic railroad back to life in the virtual world!

what will this look like in the 21st century?

oh ok

All of the freight cars are in the mod collection, you can find it in the description. The ski gondola isn't released yet because I still need to do some polishing on it.

and the ski gondola as well

wheres the mod for the 40ft steel and livestock G&D cars

ok thanks

The Sgt. Ennis spawns with the funnel disabled because it has two types of funnels. You can activate them the same way you would other custom models, with Shift+(number).

i am missing the sgt ennis funnel model,what mod do i need?

ok

I love this, give us more like this!

For the signs we just used the in-game posters. If you really need the exact PNGs you could pull them out the workshop download itself in your system files.

Is there a missing prop mod (or a dependency for it) for the G&D railroad signs, e.g. the one on the hillside near Cross Junction? I've had a look through the prop mod collection, but can't spot a prop that obviously matches it.

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This isn't something unique to this map, it's just the way that Rolling Line works.

Were you loading the map directly from the workshop save or did you save a separate copy? As I've said MANY times in this very comment section, if you save a local copy of the save it will not have all the mods packaged with it that the workshop save has. If you want the trains to load on your separate saves of the map you will need to subscribe to the mods yourself. Links to both the train collection and the prop collection are available in the description.

MI NAME IN DISCORD IS MYLES

AND THE TRANS WAR MISSING WIN I SPON IN THE MAP SO IF YOU GOT THIS MESSAGE. OR YOU NED MORE GO TO MI DISCORD.

Unfortunately the low performance is more of an RL issue than a map issue. With maps this large the game tends to start struggling somewhat. It also depends on the specs of your PC. For example, I run a fairly high-tier rig and get a consistent 45-60 in most places, but we stress tested the map before release and 30 fps is more common for mid-tier PCs, which is in line with what you're describing.

I remember being a young kid looking through my dad's old Model Railroader magazine collection and seeing this layout. Was and still is one of the greatest layouts ever created. Being able to explore it is a childhood dream, but as no one can ever see the original again, being able to explore it in RL is the next best thing. Thank you for all the hard work!

The only thing is it feels like it's always running at 30fps regardless of settings. eg my CPU/GPU are each running between 30-40% load with everything on max @1440p, Reducing the graphics settings doesn't help, eg setting everything to low/off doesn't increase fps, it keeps the same 30fps resulting in a lower 15-25% CPU/GPU load. RAM not an issue as it says I have 18GB free (I have 32GB total RAM). Monitor is running 180Hz and toggling Vsync on/off also makes no difference. Any ideas? or is this an RL optimisation / driver issue thing? Would love to explore this layout in VR but due to the low fps, not sure I want to try it.

Please say we'll get Zane Howard's "Piermont Division"

i think it is a cool map can you make a german map

There once was a mod of the G&D for Trainz back in the day. Glad the team has made one for a more recent game.

This is incredible work, i'm absolutely blown away. I've made a few large layouts myself (that also took years) but this is on another level. Literally the height you have in this layout is stunning. Every part of it is interesting, and the custom assets, train mods and sounds, really great work.

Could you guys make a layout of Train Mountain Model Railroad Museum? Would be pretty neat

Again, saving the layout and loading it again later WILL break the save, but that is a known problem with Rolling Line. When you're creating a new save, it doesn't package all of the mods from the original save inside of it. So a good portion of them will not load. The best way to avoid this is to just use the original workshop save, that way everything will always be packaged correctly.

I’m noticing the same thing Talyllyn No.1 is. If I load it from the workshop everything loads just fine, but if I save a session and go to load it later then many of the assets don’t load. The rail ferry, most of the trains, some of the bridge parts, etc. Absolutely fantastic layout and well worth the download but definitely a resource intensive layout.

Amazing work guys - a true labour of love! Have just spent several hours simply riding around enjoying the views and discovering all of the hiking trail. As Brit I was totally unaware of John Allen and his huge contribution to model railroading, so thanks for opening my eyes.
Truly Awesome & Thensome!