The Basics of Track Laying | Train Simulator Route Building

In this tutorial you will learn everything you need to know about track laying in the TS (2020) Editor for Route Building.

Timestamps:

0:00 Intro
0:32 Track Toolbox
0:45 Options Tab
0:55 Browse Tab
1:18 Properties Tab
2:22 Track laying
3:05 Track Presets
3:35 Overhead Wiring
4:06 Easement
4:34 Folow
4:49 Gradient
5:28 Offset
5:59 Platforms
6:40 Junctions
8:13 Joining tracks
8:54 Overlaping track?
9:24 Welding
9:50 Cross-Over Tool
10:45 Blending Tool
11:26 Self-explanatory
11:36 Gradient Tool
12:23 Selection Tool
13:12 Track Views
14:11 Outro

Music used in the video:

Song: Y&V - Lune [NCS Release]
Music provided by NoCopyrightSounds

[njcurmudgeon]

As a hot-key shortcut, holding control is the same as having the snap-to turned on. So if you have two lengths of track and want to connect them with a third between, hold the control key and they will snap together (if possible!). Makes

[firestarteronyoutube]

cheers for the video
if i had to guess, 5:21 it's the ratio of incline. so for, 1:100 or 1 in 100, for every metre you climb, you travel 100 metres horizontally

[whigwood]

Useful stuff, but I'm not sure about the dreadful noise going on throughout. I guess that's why computers have "mute" buttons.

[TrainsRailroadbeamngdrive]

ARE YOU SO GOOD I AM FROM INDIA FROM ODISHA GOOD SUGGESTION FOR THIS VIDEO

[DarrenCarey-yb]

there is a bug that cross overs dont render with the tool

[prashantt]

nice video , i have a doubt regarding Light in the route, i want the light /lamp in the route to be on during day time, how to control this ? say i want to add light inside a tunnel

[mridulamishra]

Dude when I drive train the track just derails the train