The model includes accurate proportions, textured exterior with doors, windows, pantograph, destination displays, and Wiener Linien branding. All segments are built as instances for efficient memory usage.

Includes a fully functional path-following rig. The tram automatically follows any Bezier curve while maintaining correct segment spacing. Rigid body sections articulate only at the real-world joint positions, just like the actual ULF. No Spline IK — the rig uses a clean Empty-chain system with drivers and a small Python script that dynamically adapts to any curve length.

What's included:

• Complete tram model with textures and materials
• Fully rigged with path-following animation system
• Python script for dynamic curve adaptation
• Bezier curve track (ULF_Track)
• Clean outliner structure (Mesh, Helpers, Pivots, Rig)

What's NOT included (shown in preview images/video for context only):

• City scene, street furniture, buildings, or environment
• Cars and traffic — created with the Traffiq Car Library: https://superhivemarket.com/products/traffiq-traffic-vehicles-for-blender?ref=885
• Passengers inside the tram — created with the Population addon: https://superhivemarket.com/products/population?ref=885
• Driver character

How to use:

1. Append the ULF_Tram collection into your scene
2. Create or select a Bezier curve for your track
3. Change the Follow Path target on all ULF_Pivot empties to your curve
4. Run the included "curve_length" script in the Scripting tab
5. Animate the Offset Factor of ULF_Pivot.Front — the entire tram follows
6. Enable "Auto Run Python Scripts" in Preferences → Save & Load

Requirements:

• Blender 5.1 or later (driver issues in 5.0.1)
• No external addons needed

For a detailed breakdown of the rigging process, visit: https://larry.at/vienna-ulf-tram-english/