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@Slipstream079 it depends on your system. For me it lags in certain areas looking in certain directions but average fps is around 40 to 50 for me. 60+ if im looking at a specific area.
I have a 2060 Super, Ryzen 7 5700g, and 16gb of memory.
I'm glad you like it!
The Seirra map helped me figure out lots of small things that helped improve the vibe a lot. Honestly I thought that one would be really complicated and overwhelming but the biomes blend so well I really love that map!
I wanted to try the sled thing pretty early on. Thankfully SomeRailfan was able to make it animated/a mod. then the band saws were a necessity.
Ideally more things like the special log pond A-frame unloader I made would also be animated but ah well.
After doing so much research of logging railways for the Sierra map, its fun to see someone else's design for the logging industry, and you did an insanely good job!
All the loading/unloading mechanics on modded wagons is excellent too, especially the machine that moves logs into the sawblade one-by-one, that is so clever
Also I updated the layout to add some interactivity to an easter egg.