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Can ground textures be changed?

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Member since Jan-13-04 · 358 posts

Can you change the ground and sky textures and make custom ones? I was thinking about trying to make it look like you were running trains on Mars.

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RE: Can ground textures be changed?

Yes.There have been threads about creating your own terrain textures. Try a few searches and you should come up with something.Mark
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RE: Can ground textures be changed?

Brad,isn't that a bit like defeating the idea of SIMULATING attractive looking Scenery and Content, bristling with variety to make using and viewing whatever moves in it enjoyable ?It's like designing and running a route through the SAHARA, no vegetation, buildings or much else ! However, if you must then have a look at what variety of Textures are available from the likes of DIGITAL-RAIL for instance. I am sure you will find something in their selection of textures to meet your requirements !O t t o

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