Aero1995 Posted December 21, 2024 Posted December 21, 2024 It's incredibly confusing that it looks like this on all train types. 1
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Gazz292 Posted December 22, 2024 Posted December 22, 2024 i can see what they are trying to replicate in the first 2 pictures ... the large amounts of water that runs down the windscreens from the roof when you slow down... i've noticed that it flows downwards below about 30 km/h, and upwards over until about 90 km/h where it will clear, it does need 'some' tweaking to get it more realistic tho... i wonder if it is the new water shaders making it appear different than expected? . in the other photo's i imagine that's the mist or dirty edges of the unwiped parts of the windscreen, in the 'settings.conf' file there are entries for : WindowsDirtStatus=True EnableFoggyWindowsController=False so i wonder if having the windows fog / mist up in wet cold weather is something being worked on?
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