Yes, I should have uploaded a version without rolling stock, to avoid this problem you're mentioning, or with the packaged mods. I apologize for that.

Now I managed to load the map, but I'm missing some locomotives/wagons, which are showing up a message as missing quickmod

My game crashed too, how do I stop it from crashing?

My Game Crashed

Ah gotcha! thank you.

@shadowGamer101st Yes, you probably don't see some of the models because you haven't downloaded them from the workshop. To give you an idea, I have 988 models between my own and those downloaded from the workshop. Here's the Prop collection https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2997607945

There's a lot of stuff missing. The tracks are missing, some props are missing. is there a mod pack I need to download?

thank you for the tips i will do my best

Tips, yes, there are many! The first thing is to assemble the panels, rails and paths, what I say sounds like a novice, but having the planned schematic drawing helps a lot instead of improvising step by step. Creating small scenes, with two or three panels, can be more attractive and gives more details to the layout. Take your time, don't try to rush the end.

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also i am building a map thats Denver to salt lake do you have any tips that really bring the Colorado scenery to life because i just moved from there so i can really visit the mountains anymore

thx for the answer also the signal bridge dose not show up ima assume that's its a mod

I love you love it! Regarding rolling stock and locomotives, they are the models of the workshop community. You can delete the entire material from the options, since if it is not downloaded a small white box will appear instead of the model. At the moment I'm halfway away from Rolling Line, but I'd be happy to answer your question.

oh and u might want to fix the rolling stock and locomotive issues

i love it

this looks like the line going south from Denver to the springs and Newmexico