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Well, on Linux, I have to use libtxc-dxtn , which is a library necessary for viewing compressed textures. It's necessary on Intel Integrated graphics cards, otherwise textures end up black. See if you can search for the windows dll for that library. Patent-Free Source...

That sounds really really complicated. Can you include a "Tricorder" that identifies the soil type and says the benefits: "Soil Type: 90% Silt ; Effect: Wheat/Farming output +100%" , preferably even mapping the area from overhead.

I only found the case of derailments when running out of track or hitting a wall (are there supposed to be brakes? lol). It IS very fun, even realistic. I'll have to really examine the code when I can then, but it's nice to hear it is likely doable.

Very cool! I've been waiting for real vehicles in Minetest for a long time. However, minetest and it's derivatives seem to suffer from performance and internet problems. You can often see gigantic landscapes missing (even offline!) and you often end up jittering and warping about. The processor...

I have yet to see any clones for CubeWorld, and I've searched far and wide. Textures are fine, even preferable, although comparable performance is a question. Great news! VoxelShop supports Collada (.dae) export! Also makes animations, Textured Voxels, etc. : https://blackflux.com/node/11

Maybe I didn't explain it clearly. There will be no case when 2 "block-occupying" rails will overlap, just using the current rails and rail systems. All it needs is to attach and connect to sides (like ladders) and bottoms, check and link to those locations, and keep the train from falling off...

Actually Iceball would be the way to go there for further dev: https://github.com/iamgreaser/iceball Oh, and I was wondering, I mentioned some tools for making voxel models, but I don't know if Terasology supports any of the formats used (would be nice to for simple easy voxel models)...

So, whatever happened to this? I've been waiting to make a rollercoaster for ages in any of the block games. Why is it so hard to have rails connect to a vertical or bottom surface? Essentially, you could make a plus sign and go around it infinitely with rails and a train: * /[]\ |[][][]| *...