These movies are screen captures of our Super Sessions. The only editing we did, was to add some subtitles here and there, to provide context that you'd normally (be able to) gather when running the session in TRS, but of course cannot in a mere movie.
They are not intended as stand-alone end results, but to give you an impression of what you might see when running these sessions in TRS.
Obviously, when creating such movies, a lot of quality is lost, as compared to running the actual thing on the best possible hardware. The screen-capture software adds load to the CPU, GPU and more; editing and saving is lossy; TRS is written for Intel, yet we run this on a M1, which requires our machine to rewrite the Intel instructins to Apple Silicon instructions in real-time… Plus, different versions of TRS have different bugzes, or advantages. To get the 'best' (as defined by multiple factors) possible result, different Super Sessions were recorded in different versions of TRS. Some in TRS19 SP3, others in TRS19 SP5, yet others in TRS22 SP2. Each with different settings.
In other words, these movies tell you very little about rendering quality, except that things'll render better when running the actual session, on decent hardware, in the ideal version of TRS, with ideal settings.
Having said all that, of course if we didn't feel that these movies give a decent impression, we wouldn't have published them.
The Great Central Europen Coal Run
posted 2025-09-21
filmed in TRS22 SP2
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A Polish class SM030 building a coal consist at Bucowiec, Poland, passing it on to a Czech class T669.1 for delivery to Bažinov, Czechia, with many encounters along the way – a scene captured from our Trainz Super Session "Here Come the Trainzes at Central Europe Mini!"
The Great Niddertaler Coal Run
posted 2025-08-30
filmed in TRS22 SP2
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Tracking both a class 65 and a class V60, creating a coal consist at Stockheim, delivering its cargo to Ostheim, encountering some 20 different trains along the way, ending in a quite satisfactory finale – a scene captured from our Trainz Super Session "Here Come the Trainzes at Niddertal!"
Feldbahnlok
posted 2025-08-10
filmed in TRS22 SP5
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Screen capture taken from our Super Session "Here Come the Trainzes at Swedaryn Island" – Featuring a Feldbahnlok, fetching and delivering multiple commodities.
Palmerston
posted 2025-08-07
filmed in TRS22 SP5
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Screen capture taken from our Super Session "Here Come the Trainzes at Swedaryn Island" – Featuring Ffestiniog Railway's Palmerston, delivering farm products to the city.
Welsh Pony
posted 2025-08-02
filmed in TRS22 SP5
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Screen capture taken from our Super Session "Here Come the Trainzes at Swedaryn Island" – Featuring Ffestiniog Railway's Welsh Pony.
PKP ET22 roundtrip
posted 2025-05-31
filmed in TRS22 SP2
Scene from rom our Super Session "Here Come the Trainzes at Central Europe Mini" – a PKP ET22 on its extended roundtrip, serving 8 different industries, working together with 4 different shunters, and doing some shunting of its own.
Several scenes encountered at Swedaryn Island
posted 2025-04-17
filmed in TRS22 SP4
Several screen-captures taken from our upcoming Super Session "Here Come the Trainzes at Swedaryn Island!". These were filmed while the session had been running for about 3 hours. All scenes show how, despite the route being essentially single track, the session both generates so much traffic that you'll constantly encounter other trains, and yet still manages to solve all conflicts between trains fighting over junctions.
A DB class 82 delivering lumber at Bad Vilbel
posted 2025-02-11
filmed in TRS22 SP2
Another screen-capture taken from our Trainz Super Session "Here Come the Trainzes at Niddertal". This was filmed at about 10:00, when the session had been running for about 4 hours. We selected a class 82, that we found to be at the sawmill at Niederdorfelden, ready to depart.
A DB E 63 shunting at Bad Vilbel
posted 2025-01-18
filmed in TRS22 SP2
Screen-capture taken from our Trainz Super Session "Here Come the Trainzes at Niddertal", showing a class E 63 starting its morning shift, preparing the early morning express train to Stockheim.
A PKP SN61 starting its morning shift
posted 2024-10-07
filmed in TRS22 SP2
Screen-capture taken from our Trainz Super Session "Here Come the Trainzes at Central Europe Mini", showing a PKP SN61 starting its morning shift, back-and-forthing between Brzozowice and Patovice.
Multiple start-ups of Here Come the Trainzes at Central Europe Mini
posted 2024-09-27
filmed in TRS22 SP2
This is one single, non-edited, continuous screen-capture, showing that, when you start up one and the same Super Session over and over again, you are likely to get something quite different each time.
After you've watched this movie, consider the following:
We ended recording when, after starting this Super Session 13 times, it had randomly selected 12 different trains – yet there are in fact another 11 fully automated trains in this same Super Session…!
As you can see, after each startup of the Super Session, we stopped it again after only a few minutes. In reality though, each train runs continuously, all trains run simultaneously, you can at any moment select a different train, and all of that runs literally 24/7, without end, until you decide to stop it.
So, one single Super Session can keep you entertained, not for hours, not for days, but for weeks or even months… :) Whereas you can run a traditional Trainz session "again", in the case of a Super Session, so much has been randomised that the concept "again" does not even exist. Each time will, per definition, be a different, new experience.
(Btw, did you notice that it doesn't simply either rain, or not rain, but that even how it rains varies, at random?)
Busy times at Pohraničie
posted 2024-08-13
filmed in TRS19 SP5
A busy scene at Pohraničie, which sees 8 of its 9 tracks used; 4 locomotives shunting virtually simultaneously (given the limit of a single camera position, you cannot see, but can hear that also the Bardotka and ET22 are). Note that none of this is planned. These trains just happen to encounter each other at this place, at this time.
A ČSD E669 on a roundtrip through Czechia, Poland and Slovakia
posted 2024-07-07
filmed in TRS19 SP5
This movie shows one possible version of one iteration of one of many scenarios contained in our Super Session "Here Come the Trainzes at Central Europe Mini", which is built atop the route "Central Europe Mini" by SlovakEagle, yuz6099 and ZiuT/Cebar3