Chronic Logic

Because it would be a random generator, it obviously couldn't be as good as a human designed map, but it'd be good for quick plays, and as for budget and difficulty, it'd have to assign that from the length the bridge has to span.

Why would that need a time limit? It would just end whenever someone finished a working bridge, and got the train to cross 4 times successfully.

Topic says what I mean. A random map generator would be pretty cool. Obviously you'd have to set up some limitations so that it wouldn't create a situation where any bridge is impossible, but eventually it should exist. It could also have control variables for "difficulty", etc.

And leading from that, you could have a multiplayer mode where the generator generates a map, and two players (or more I guess) compete to see who can complete a bridge in the fastest time, or with the least amount of cash, or that can hold the most weight. The last two would have a time limit.

Do you have a Radeon card? I think I've seen complaints of frame rate issues on Radeons.

It's a challenge, I like it.