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Trainz
''Trainz'' is a series of 3D train simulator computer games developed by Australian game developer N3V Games (formerly Auran) utilizing the Auran Jet game engine. In 2013 N3V Games announced that a whole new purpose-built multi-core game engine was being developed to bring the Trainz franchise onto modern hardware. Trainz was first released in 2001, the series has a large online community that creates and shares user-created content. New versions were generally released annually or bi-annually including localized versions and across many platforms. ''Trainz Simulator 12'' for Windows〔 and ''Trainz Simulator 2 Mac'' were the last installments in the franchise based upon the older Jet technology. ''Trainz: A New Era'' is the first release based on the new "Reality" game engine.
==Overview==
The simulators are extensible, flexible and supported by a large library of over 250,000〔ContentManager.exe filtered for assets on the Download Station for TS2009-SP4 reported over 3500 routes and 267,000 assets suitable for; this figure does not include content downloadable for TS2010-SP4 and up, nor the vast freeware library at Trainzproroute.org and other such 3rd party user sites.〕 freeware assets which can be downloaded from the N3V servers, referred to as Download Station (DLS). Trainz growth, and the DLS, are supported by the user community on the official web boards, as well as on various 3rd party web sites. Users have the capabilities of creating new assets for the program that can be shared on the DLS as freeware to other registered users.
The simulator itself encompasses several modules: Surveyor, Driver, and Railyard, and in some versions, Scenarios. Outside the main program there is a Database manager for the installed library of content; content error checker; a user-created content uploader; download manager and content importer/exporter running as a windows program called Content Manager (CM).
抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』
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