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With thanks

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TRAX3D stands on the work of many people. These are the ones we want to thank by name.

Photo: Kabelleger, CC BY-SA 4.0, cropped

Track libraries

Part of the track data comes from Milen Peev, the maker of SCARM, under a licence he granted us. Many of the libraries you lay track with were built on his careful measurements. Thank you, Milen.

Textures

The textures you paint WAZO objects with come from Poly Haven, free for everyone (CC0). Crediting them is not required, but we want to: their work is wonderful. The photographers and artists:

  • Rob Tuytel 40 textures
  • Dimitrios Savva 26 textures
  • Amal Kumar 20 textures
  • TRAX3D 14 textures
  • Charlotte Baglioni 11 textures
  • Dario Barresi 10 textures
  • Rico Cilliers 6 textures
  • Jenelle van Heerden 3 textures
  • Rohit Seervi 1 texture
  • eye-candy.xyz 1 texture

Wishes that were built

These members asked for a feature that is now in TRAX3D.

  • Fedor Real tunnels
  • Fedor The automatic bridge builder

Donors

Everybody who gave and let their name be shown. Together they keep TRAX3D free for everybody.

CD179B · frank-wouters

Photographs

The photographs on the site come from Wikimedia Commons and are under a free licence. We cropped and scaled them; here is who made each one, under which licence, and where the original is.

Software

TRAX3D is built on open source. Thank you to the people who make it:

  • three.js Ricardo Cabello (mrdoob)
    the editor's 3D engine
  • Lucide Eric Fennis · Cole Bemis (Feather)
    the icons
  • Shoelace Cory LaViska
    the editor's dropdowns and switches
  • Trix Basecamp
    the text editor of the forum and the newsletter
  • pako Vitaly Puzrin, Andrei Tuputcyn
    packing layouts and libraries
  • Laravel Taylor Otwell
    the website
  • Blender Ton Roosendaal · Blender Foundation
    converting trees, buildings and textures