The RailWorks EULA sets out in detail how user generated content may be used, which you can review further here: In particular, this user generated content includes work which remains the intellectual property of Limited and which may not be rented, leased, sub-licensed, modified, adapted,copied, reproduced or redistributed without the permission of Limited. If you install this user generated content and it infringes the rules regarding user-generated content, Limited may choose to discontinue any support for that product which they may otherwise have provided. Accordingly, it may adversely affect your use of ’s products. This user generated content has not been screened or tested by Limited. Limited does not approve or endorse this user generated content and does not accept any liability or responsibility regarding it. Everything on this site is user generated content designed for use with Limited’s train simulation products, including RailWorks 4: Train Simulator 2013, Train Simulator 2014 and Train Simulator 2015. Be sure to read the readme that is enclosed for further copyright information and instructions to install the file. I think if you were looking for a more technical alternative to Hornby Railway 2 it might be worth a look, but I don't think it's going to impact mainstream trainsimming/virtual railroading very much.Please remember even those this file is free, the author still has rights to the file. Nowhere near as user friendly or intuitive as TRS. The interface of the game is somewhat challenging - I tried without success to get one of the demo layouts going. it seems a bit restrictive not to allow a plug in for these. Thanks for the heads-up about the content editor, with Gmax, 3D Canvas and Blender etc. It is very much model (and German) orientated. I'm currently taking a look at it but whie there are some procedural changes such as destination blinds and opening coach doors still looks pretty much the same. Now funnily enough, the publishers of EEP have recently been in touch and asked if I will review Version 5. After trying to add some of the (limited) free content the installer threw a wobbly and effectively trashed my XP O/S, resulting in an unplanned, emergency reformat (i.e. I had terrible trouble with EEP4, way back when. Then again, why should I be bothered creating miles and miles of beautiful countryside when I can be happy plodding around the same old baseboard, driving trains from the sky because they have no cab, and wondering why my life has got so dull that I can't find something more interesting to do. DON'T DO IT! Don't waste time with this thing. EEP is so limited and user-unfriendly compared to Trainz that I cannot understand why anyone would bother with it, except to remind themselves how shockingly bad train sims once were. EEP is up there (or should that be down there?) with Hornby Virtual Railway and those dreadful train sims on cassette tape for early computers like the ZX Spectrum and Oric.

It's kinda like watching This Is Cinerama in full technicolor and stereophonic sound and then saying: 'I'd rather watch a nice silent black and white movie thanks' It just does not make sense. I can't understand why any Trainzer would want to take a step back and waste time with EEP. EEP - Electrical Engineering Portal Energy and Power For All Medium Voltage High Voltage Tricks in designing and analyzing schematics and diagrams of high voltage substations Premium Membership Save 15 on Pro Membership Plan with discount code: NTX67 (limited time offer).

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