Jonibhoni

(oh and by the way I also tried a content cooker reset and also selecting the "Load corrupt TS content" one; no change.) And maybe relevant for testing: The route is free! (well, except time spent installing it... XD)

Same to this route here for me: https://train-motion.com/product/dej-calatori-beclean-pe-somes/ It's showing up in the route selection within Train Simulator. I'm actually not sure if I have all the requirements (with romanian routes it's always a bit chaotic), but I'd still expect RW Enhancer to simply show this route as it is present in my files and seems to have a valid "RouteProperties.xml".

Hey there, I just wanted to very thankfully give some feedback: I recently upgraded my PC (Ryzen 1600X, 16 GB RAM) from an older AMD Radeon (RX 285) to a RX 6700 XT, part of the reason was that I wanted to use some good AA / SSAA in Train Simulator. My test route for performance (for whatever reason) always is the "expert mode" tutorial of New York to New Haven route. Before GPU upgrade: ~20 FPS without SSAA (with resolution 1920 x 1200) After GPU upgrade: ~20 FPS with 3x3 SSAA After GPU upgrade WITH RWE2 Vulkan mode: ~40 FPS with 3x3 SSAA !! I know there are reports that the Vulkan mode doesn't really change FPS (maybe for the general better TSC optimization with NVidia GPUs?). But, for whatever technical reason: for me it *totally* matters! It makes a difference of "perceived fluid motion" vs. "stuttery"! Thanks a very lot RW Central Administrateur for this insanely ingenious tool, your dedication and care in saving TSC experience for us all! I know and welcome the recent reports of DTG wanting to big time improve TSC with convenience features and care, but honestly, as long as they don't deliver, I'm trusting you and RW Enhancer 2 a lot more than I believe them. Regards, Jonibhoni

Wow! It's crazy (good) what you are doing! You must be a real expert in your field if you "just like that", from externally, switch out the complete rendering engine! I really didn't expect that, but it's a welcome, great surprise to see this is possible (with enough effort)! My very congratulations! (PS: Ok, to admit, I didn't try out the new feature yet. But (as a software engineer) the sheer theoretic achievement of this already amazes me. )

Wow! Highlighting missing content sounds very useful for handling errors with freeware content. I mean, I know that there is other software that offers the same function, technically, but honestly, yours is just way more cleaner and more comfortable. Thanks!