Thanks for your response. It came out just like the gallery image you have. I figured it out based on your YouTube video. I had to drag it with bridge mode.

Please refer to the video on how to place the network. If you are encountering any issues with AN, you need to contact with modder of the AN mod, I do not maintain it.

When I make the bridge segment, the trusses face in the opposite direction. Also, the adaptive networks mod doesn't work when I click on the railway segment.

Why the railway replacer requirement?

This entire pack is amazing. Granted, I only use a few of the items from the collection. But they are fantastic.

Not that I mind these BEAUTIFUL American bridges. Hell's Gate is simply a work of art and this looks beautifully industrial. This whole package is utterly fantastic and I can hardly wait to get it into my build!

I'm updating R1 bridges as we speak, they'll be re-published with R2 track design

Question for you. Will some of the bridges from Railway 1 be converted for use in Railway 2? Or is that already possible (since really, the models are fine, the track just needs replacing)? Getting ready to make the switch, but don't want to be stuck with a bunch of R1 bridges failing to connect with the (beautiful!) R2 track.

Nice! I love your work and can't wait to see more!

yeah, i'll make a small pack for those

Is there any plan for a trestle bridge/elevated network that would work really well over small streams?

Update 1.1:
- Added missing props into this pack, and removed PRR pack requirement
- Added 2x2, 4x2 Mainline support on viaduct elevated prefab with ohio abutment on 2x2 and generic abutment on 4x2 junction
- Added missing guardrails on 2x2 junctions
- These changes requires the presence of Adaptive Roads, thus it was added as requirement

let me do a quick check with workshop version

I do notice that catenaries are not visible on the bridge. Is this a design issue since the original bridge isn't electrified? I used the Amtrak catenaries at first then tried using PRR catenaries with no luck.

I've seen this bridge several times in Louisville back when I lived in the midwest. It's a pretty bland bridge but it fits in so well in a rust belt city. Its always cool to watch the drawbridge raise for barges and lower for trains. Nice job on making a well fitting two way bridge!

Nice!