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With compliments added to the Steam Workshop The Netherlands Collection
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I've considered making the seats (and other parts of the interior) themselves separate objects that I can then instance throughout the interior, but I'm afraid that would be a hit on performance in itself. Ultimately though (and this may be sacrilege) I've never found the interiors important enough to spend too much additional time on. Like I said in the post for this mod; once I start getting too much into all the tiny details I quickly burn out on modding - and thus I've come to the conclusion that I'd rather release an imperfect version of a mod rather than to keep a 80% finished version on my harddisk to collect dust.
I'll readily agree that it's not my best work ever - partially because I could not find enough quality reference material (in terms of blueprints) and because I usually go for more low-poly models for both performance and time constraint reasons. My modding philosophy is that since I spend 90% of the time looking at the game from far above, I don't need the train to be hyper realistic (which is also the reason why the interiors are usually rather... spartan).
Ultimately I made this model because many people have asked me for it (and because I kind of wanted to get back into modding again), not to step on anyone's toes.
In any case I believe there is always room for more than one interpretation of any train and Timothy's looks like it's incredibly detailed.