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I don't know what that is or how it looks like but I can always have a looksee. What I had in mind was an image that show realy deep looking snow like if it was five feet thick. Thanks for the tip. /Jonatan
Perhaps lowering all objects below ground level would look like the desired depth of snow, but only if you are building a winter only route?Seriously, the illusion of snow depth would come from where the snow line was on a building, tree, or other object. Unless a texture could have depth.....Just my 2 cents.Bill
I tryed my best at doing my own snow. It is attached to this post and you can download it if you wish.Yes, I am doing a small fictional route with permanent snow./Jonatan
