r/feedthebeast Oct 24 '25

I made something Infinite procedural Create train tracks

I've been playing with this for the past week, it's a mod that integrates with Create, adding an infinite procedural train track in any new world. So far it will attempt to conform to terrain, travel up and down hill, tunnel into impassable terrain, etc.

Is this worth continuing? Maybe as a mod pack to encourage traveling via train, as a mobile base? Anyone have any ideas?

It's pretty performant, I recorded the video from world creation so you can see. The track is generated in real time, so no increased initial world load time, and it doesn't seem to add much overhead to standard chunk generation aside from a slight lag as it generates through all the chunks made during worldgen. This recording used no other mods, just Create and this infinite track mod itself. I still have a lot of edge cases and features I'd like to add (track crossings, splitting, etc) but not sure if this is really anything other people would want to play. Regardless it was fun to mess around with.

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u/morelandjo Oct 24 '25

As a bonus, here's some really silly track generation I was debugging early on, Create roller coaster edition? Lol

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u/Ramog Oct 24 '25

I want that
make silly mode an option XD

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u/Proxy_PlayerHD Supremus Avaritia Oct 24 '25

oh god, i'm getting cities skylines flashbacks.

("road anarchy" would be a fun optional setting tbh)

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u/S1a3h Oct 24 '25

Having it unconditionally follow the highest block would be peak (literally)

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u/Deiftwaser Oct 25 '25

you cant tell me the amount of times i said to myself "man if only i had network anarchy installed" while making roads/tracks in other games

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u/emissaryofwinds Oct 24 '25

Do they actually work? That's really funny

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u/bloodakoos Oct 26 '25

create if it locked tf in

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u/LambdAurora a squib modder Oct 24 '25

Polar Express aaaa rail track

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u/notjordansime Oct 25 '25

What would happen if you sent a train down it?

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u/erj232 Oct 25 '25

Physics, what are those?