[WIP] Introducing my S Stock train with unique door, seating and driving systems

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#1

Hello fellow developers,

I’m excited to share with you my latest project: an S Stock train that features several unique systems that I’ve created from scratch. The train is a work-in-progress, but I’ve made some great progress so far and wanted to show it off to the community.

Here are three videos showcasing the different systems in action:

The door system uses a PrismaticConstraint to create realistic sliding doors that can be opened and closed by the player. The seating system is designed to allow players to sit in any seat on the train and have their character’s position and orientation adjust accordingly. Finally, the driving system uses a node based driving system, which was custom made and is still work in progress.

I’ve put a lot of time and effort into making these systems work seamlessly together, and I’m really happy with how they’re coming along. Of course, there’s still a lot of work to be done, and I welcome any feedback or suggestions you may have.

Thanks for checking out my project, and I look forward to hearing your thoughts!

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#2

As a train enthusiast, (I’ve also seen this before in a Discord server, was it ERC?) this is looking pretty nice. Might wanna tidy up the front though by overlaying a real S7 stock image onto a decal and checking your model against it.

Not sure what it is but something feels off about your model that’s not on the real S7

#3

That’s really awesome how you’ve managed to make the stock used for the most delayed lines on the LU :happy3:. Just remember the interior matters as much as the exterior but you’ve really nailed it with the design unlike most other designs I’ve seen. The throttle system could do with a bit of work as to me it seemed quite linear

@KristinaMoment I would say it’s due to the lighting. Obviously when underground everything is much darker but I would agree that the colour tone is a bit too bright

#4

You would be correct by that, I’m a moderator in ERC.