Ten Tips for Trainz in 2 Minutes!

Ten tips to improve your Trainz experience.
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[@lcs3491]

Being new to TANE this really helps me a lot Thanks AM 👍

[@NJP76]

Welcome to the fun world of Trainz! It is like having an endless virtual model railroad right at your fingertips. PS: Fellow Wisconsinite here as well.

[@Sys-Edit0r-1995]

Heheh, I knew all of these but two. Those two I never really thought to use, such as layering and mile long trains for mile marker distances. Anyway thanks for the info, your videos have helped me make more "realistic" routes. One I seem to keep restarting it, it's in its 5th version, and it actually looks good! I also noticed I need to limit myself to one place by only setting down a certain amount of boards and finish them before adding more. Otherwise nothing gets done. 73 de SE/1995!

[@hnickkulp9103]

Been a Trainz user since it was Shareware (I'm old). I never did much Route building until I started watching YOUR videos. I never knew some of these tips like locking the layer. That really helps. Keep them coming. I hope the job move goes well.

[@MattChaffe]

This was EXTREMELY helpful since I just got TANE and have no idea what I'm doing! Thank you for the tips! Would love to see more!

[@ronaldfrench5138]

Thank you for taking the time to work with me through this. In absolute medium’s tutorial on “yard ladders” he talks constantly about using the “straight tool” to keep the track straight. I note two times at the 3:34 mark for example

[@chrismeemken6135]

Great tips. I'm new to Trainz building and found these to be very helpful.

[@PC10.8]

Very nice tips! Love your vids!

[@skytheguyno]

Thanks! I really need these!!

[@groggers]

Love them! Looking forward to see more tips videos!

[@ellechicana]

Useful tips! Nice video am, you never disappoint!

[@jjeff1955]

Awesome! Thank You. This fixes my issues with the Buildings getting in the way of other Details.

[@jacobfrei3037]

Whoa! Those were the most useful Trainz tips I have ever seen! I thought surveyor was just clunky and unrefined... Turns out you just need to know helpful key/mouse combinations. Awesome video! Thanks AM!

[@architecturedesign2598]

Thank you AM. You gave me a great idea for my videos.

[@kevinseipel5130]

This video is very helpful when it helped me with the Spline limit contextual.

[@boilerman61]

Great Tips and hope to see more

[@motokid7770]

That last one is a life saver for me

[@Jade2781]

Really helpful for my ttte routes; thanks.

[@Pugragger]

Brilliant, been playing trainz since version 1 and never knew some of these!

[@TheRealVGR]

Another tip:Use Baseboard squares to alingn track. Also works for making perfectly straight tracks.

[@jampresident9197]

Nice tips that I will use!

[@mullennixjoshua8138]

You are a life saver

[@Icerthebluelion]

some things i knew and then there were somethings i didn't, Thanks Joe

[@bobbyboy1962]

Another GREAT video, thank you sir

[@stanleepatterson95]

A rule of thumb for trains. 88 60 ft cars to a mile. 66 73 ft cars to a mile.

[@RailroadNerdOfIllinois]

Thanks now I can make a two track curve by holding shift now I don’t have to rage quit my route

[@treehugger1640]

Wow super helpful. It's hard to become an advanced user and use hot keys. Thanks.

[@70skid33]

Very helpful thanks

[@bubba_12]

Thanks, this will be helpful with building routes

[@garcia6248]

Thanks for the info

[@victorstrains]

Thank you. This was very helpful.

[@ITrooper089Productions]

Thanks man!!!

[@JLVModels]

Awesome! I didnt know i could cut off spline rotation, thanks AM

[@briantucker6991]

This has led me to faster and easier building. Thank you! :)

[@radanju3]

Thanks so much for this! I'm gonna test these with Trainz UTC and see if at least one of these actually work!

[@PowerTrain611]

You should do a sequel to this, these are very helpful!

[@JoaodaAline]

Muito legal, obrigado pelas dicas!!

[@billreimer1214]

Great tips. Thx, Would like to see more building techniques you use. I would like to know how to edit route pic when starting an edit and how to add and/or edit the description in the route selection screen. Please help.

[@NSWSteamFan]

Thanks for the tips.

[@Iaf124]

Now this can help me make my route

[@johnriso4323]

Great!!

[@Mas4449]

I've been playing trainz since 2011 and I still never knew about the .10 object height! Thanks for these tips

[@xxthatguyxxgamer2457]

Very helpfull.

[@blaansarge]

that help me a lot, if you have any more tips make another video please.

[@glaze_tpf9791]

I have been playing Trainz since 2006, I have done loads of personal route building and I didn't know 8 out of 10 of these

[@tehangrybird345]

Thanks

[@BNrailfan]

Great video! I have used these tips and they have been a charm. I have a question though, can you tell me how you adjust the ground on tracks without moving them? Thanks! Edit: I’ve found out how to do it.

[@TiredTankEngine]

I did thanks

[@fostoriadistrictrailfan3907]

*me watching while my UP Dash 9 chillin in background*

[@noahhaley0640]

where did you get that JR US track?

[@xlbclan1485]

You should make a trainz 2 molbel route

[@johnwhorfin5150]

thnx am

[@bnsfguy6335]

What is the music

[@Chasingrail]

Anyone know the track at :35?

[@npk765fan]

I don’t know if you’re gonna be able to help but I accidentally deleted a map that was built into the game and I don’t know how to get it back

[@donetrainboi6031]

plz do a live stream if you have the time

[@donetrainboi6031]

when is the next Dry Brook and esopis Valley episode?

[@deathmisser85]

Nice tips there also when is Trainz: Dry Brook & Esopus Valley Railroad #14 be uploaded may I ask ?

[@War1109]

Deathmisser he’s either redoing his office or moving (I forgot which one) so it may be a little bit

[@deathmisser85]

@@War1109 ok

[@brisancomstock9366]

do these work in trainz 2019?

[@jarratt51]

played this for ten years still never knew the roll rotation

[@Aliv727]

Wait... This tips work for TS12?

[@robbleeker4777]

Hi... I just got Trainz 2019 and trying to build something....HOW do I get the mouse to navigate over the map? For example: when I want to build a road, I like to continue the road by bumping the pointer to the edge of the screen and hereby navigating over the map.. I cant even use the W,A,D,S keys, something I can use in most other games

[@ApproachMedium]

Right click and drag

[@jds1342]

How do you delete many objects at once? I put way too many trees and I have like around 4000 trees to removed one by one lmao. Any tips on how to get rid of many at once?

[@ApproachMedium]

Use the bulk replace tool. There’s an option to delete a percentage of the asset selected.

[@jds1342]

Approach Medium For me there isn’t something like that? Mind explaining how to get to that? My bad.

[@phlbuff]

Spline roation and hiding spline points make it even laggier

[@ronaldfrench5138]

what and where is the ‘straight’ tool

[@RatorLP]

Ronald French what do you mean?

[@ronaldfrench5138]

@@RatorLP In the video the narrator talks about using the straight tool to keep the line straight. What is this tool and where can it be found

[@RatorLP]

Ronald French as a Trainz Dev I can tell you that there is no such thing as a „straight Tool“. Can you tell me the timestamp where he talks about it? Maybe you’ve misheard something :/

[@ronaldfrench5138]

RatorLP Thank you for taking the time to work this out for me On the tutorial “Yard Ladders” the narrator constantly refers to the “straight tool” and at 3:34 he mentions this tool twice.

[@RatorLP]

Ronald French ahhhhh okay now i know what you mean ;) It’s a tool to straighten up your splines, and it can be found below the 3D Preview of your selected Rail in Surveyor. To use it, just click on the spline you want to be straight. If you don’t find it, you can give me your e-Mail or your Discord Tag, and I’ll send you some screenshots ^^

[@jeroentrainz9173]

Thanks for the tips Number one doesn't work for me

[@ApproachMedium]

Not all assets allow rolling.

[@jeroentrainz9173]

@@ApproachMedium I think I does have to do with if your have a TRS2019 of TRS2019+

[@nickstransportvlogs]

Did I missed anything?

[@ltg3646]

1rd comment

[@adamjenkins3333]

ltg hello

[@alexwood3646]

17rd comment y e e t

[@simaviators7776]

your FPS makes me mad

[@terryboldenjr.3555]

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