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I'm not sure what the problem is, but it complains that the nmlc version isn't new enough even if it is. The current workaround is just to hardcode the version numbers.

They looks a bit flat and thin - should be more bushy. Also the lighting doesn't quite work.

There's a gap between the curved suspension and the straight span. Also, the top rail looks out of place with the rest of the bridge.

The front mask for the tunnels is too small, and so things peek out. It's easy to see with the selection tool:

... and bits of trains poke out too:

The equivalent mask from opengfx is much taller.

The bridge support pillars have two problems - they don't look like the meet the underside of the road deck, and the northwest one is clipped by the water in front.

nmlc v0.3.1 chokes on a small number of images, and can take 15-45 minutes to process them. It's totally unclear as to why and what goes on, but they do eventually finish.

It can be seen by running watch lsof -c nlmc during compile - most images are processed quickly, but some stick around. I tried swapping out the images themselves to no avail so it's unlikely to be the contents of the image, perhaps the number if images processed so far, or some other resource exhaustion.

The plan will be to try with a python3 (0.4.0) version of nmlc, and if that still shows the same thing, start chopping up the nml files to create a testcase.

It's small but noticeable at both corners

There's some black and white pixel glitches on the roof of this house

Need to find out which one this is, and whether it's in the blend files or in the nml

I think it would look good to have a lawn texture for gardens, e.g. on these houses