Thanks - While most of this was review information for me, there were some really good new points as well, and I appreciate the slow careful manner in which you explain things.

Great video Thank You. I will definitely be referring back to this video for track laying.

Congrats on 300 Subscribers, Just came in and I was instantly hooked.

This is my first visit to your channel, and I don't think it will be my last. Good stuff here. Of course, having been into the Trainz franchise since TRS2006, I could be considered a "seasoned veteran". Just the same, I love this video and the way you presented it. I actually did learn something here about the set gradient system. I only ever used that tool to find out the grade that I had already set. Never considered using it to dictate the ruling grade. Being a route builder, this will come in very handy, so thanks for that. :) I am soon to start an entire series of videos about building the route that I have been working on during my live streams in T:ANE. Not necessarily a tutorial series, but could be a fun watch. I am sure having fun putting it together. (10 parts so far and still counting!) Anyways, sorry for the long comment. I guess it is my wordy way of saying thanks for the Trainz tutorials and content. To be sure, I will be back for more. But right now it is time to fire up Trainz and get ta work on some new route ideas. Cheers!

This is the first in a series of route building tutorials. If you have any suggestions on any subject you would like me to cover please use the comments section below to tell me. I hope you enjoy this startup tutorial.

Very helpful for a new guy like me

yes i will be following trainz

Amazing! Thank you so much

I love your voice sounds really informative

No mucking around, straight into the tuts. One video showing what I spent hours fiddling around trying to do. TRS2019 Driver right in the surveyor,how good is that.

That section at 2mins looks very familar.. Looks like where a mainline QR and Sugar Narrow gauge. I thinks its from around the Bundaberg area.

thanks :)

I have just watched your video - it looks very complicated to me. I have always liked model railways and would like to build my own layouts. I have plenty of time as I am retired but I am a real new-chum. Do you think this game would be suitable for a grumpy old-fart like me, or would I throw the computer through the window? (I did enjoy the video though). Have a great Chrissie!

can you show how to replace the track tool? i had just started a route in tane and want to switch the track to seasonal, thank you for all your help.

Thanks Colin great Video just about to start my first layout, moving over from Train Sim. Like the photo at the 2min mark, looks like Bundaberg?

Question, what post editing program do you use?

PBR does not mean procedural. Procedural track was introduced in TANE and refers to the procedural generation of junction details such as point blades, frogs and checkrails. In TRS 2019, PBR stands for Physically Based Rendering. You are not alone. I see confusion regarding these terms everywhere.

I have routes and rolling stock from Trainz 2004. Can I transfer them to Trainz a new era?

That bonus video, that is a custom build track/scenery ?

is this video editing is train simulator 2019?? . im asking because t.s 2018 is so different and difficult from this

espero que el idioma alguna vez sea traducido la conversación a un estado deseado fonética mente, pues es una lastima que este ablando y uno no entienda nada de lo que esta diciendo, por otra parte parece mentira que con los ordenadores tan potentes de google que tenemos en este mundo no seles aya pasado por la cabeza de cambiar la fonética de las palabras que cuando diga guay salga la voz de bueno cuando diga restore diga restaurar tan difícil seria un programa que lo cambiara a lo que se escucha al idioma deseado

unnecessary music, pointless, we're not bored. but we have to keep audio on the hear your comments. helpful video. thanks.