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@@JP_Stone there are some scenarios like this (eg Island Line after the storm where you have to get things off the tracks) and the first tentative steps towards faults has come with the Expert DB BR 101. Some other recent trains have the bones for adding faults later (like the Pendolino) but it's not yet at the level you're asking for. It would be interesting to see how well they export 101 sold as that would provide a guide on how likely more content like that would come.

@TexasPacificofoamer always happy for more Victorian content, give me a yell when your experience is ready

Will do

@@blackie5566 cool, glad it helped you

its pretty silly when the public come in, the railway itself is coming along great and the team do their best to run professionally but controlling Roblox players is like trying to find a white cat in a snowstorm

I was behaving just fine, but yeah some people were a bit silly. In the end it turned out well, with a few carriages deleted but that was it.

@@JuliansTrainsandGames I am quite impressed with what they have managed to learn and accomplish in such a short time period

@@trainsimulatordriver Ikr, I really hope they do some more tours in the future. Also how were you chatting to the devs? Is it on a discord voice chat call?

@JuliansTrainsandGames yes there will be more as it develops I imagine. Yes we use discord voice chat.

@@berkaybugra glad you enjoyed it

@@whippy107 it comes down to what matters to each person, you clearly enjoy the simulation and purpose you get from run 8. There's another simulator for German trains called Zusi 3 which is a gamified version of a real training simulator. If you're interested in a simulator with purpose then I also suggest Railroader where you build up contracts as you develop your railway and you deliver freight from interchange yard to those contracts and collect the resulting cars and take them to staging. How you manage it is completely up to you. I'm at the point now that I build and run road freights with local switchers for the last mile. I'm even starting to develop a working time table.

​@@trainsimulatordriver thank you so much for the response and for the tips! I've never heard on Zusi 3, but I will certainly look into it now. I've been watching Railroader, but have not yet given it a try; I'm sure I will at some stage though. You are right, we all enjoy different things about sims and that's ok. I totally understand why people ;love TSW, as it's really beautiful and can be a lot of fun, I just wish you could do more switching with it. I appreciate your videos.

@@whippy107 I think there's hope on the switching front, San Bernardino has switching services. If that develops a little more and comes for every route it would be a great addition. I know Matt Peddleston loves switching (and plays railroader) so there's hope.

@@dominiquecamus8488 I'm glad to help you, it's whyi do this 😁

@@BluGames yeah I know, I've done plenty of freight runs, I picked Amtrak in this case because I know it works and won't load into an empty world like some of the scenarios do. There's no getting around the awful graphics though really for me. Railroader on the other hand looks great. Maybe the Run 8 team could consider updating to one of the modern graphics and physics engines?

@@trainsimulatordriver trust me all of us in Run8 are begging the devs to upgrade the gfx if it had modern gfx it would be the perfect sim imo

@BluGames it's kinda interesting that they don't do it, change is difficult and I have no doubt it would be very disruptive for a time but I think the rewards of more players would cover the costs

@@BluGames hehe, yes humans isn't really the strong point of any of the rail simulators really

@Spider-Man-r4x service mode (timetable)

@@daanvandenelshout445 it may have been easier to get permission because they're being phased out. Some trains have been dumbed down to avoid people taking real ones.

@@trainandrobloxrailfanner8163 use the to the trains menu then select route or train then a service or scenario and do it. If you're on console it's best to restart the console after adding DLC because they like to keep games "hot" and may not recognise a new DLC.

@ yes I put route, But the only thing that pops up is training center.

@trainandrobloxrailfanner8163 have you downloaded the DLC? Depending on your settings it may not be automatic. Take a look at forums.dovetailgames.com/threads/how-to-download-tsw-5-compatible-content.84462/

@@trainsimulatordriver thank you! Your time and help is appreciated🙏

@trainandrobloxrailfanner8163 is it working for you now?

@@jeddis92 thanks, yeah I get that run 8 is like that, sadly you can do join routes with TSC but not TSW. For me personally I can't get through the graphics anymore. It needs an update badly to me more visually pleasing.

@@tmn278 you can turn off xp (I have). For me run 8 needs a graphics update to be visually pleasing. There's better simulators out there (Zusi 3 for example) but they're very specific. For American big freight fans Run8 is the superior simulator from a simulation perspective but lags behind 20 years in the graphics department.

@@Daytona2 indeed similar for me, take a look at my Railroader and Simrail videos which are also good graphics. The most modern Trainz routes are fairly decent too but it doesn't seem to be developing much recently other than getting an Xbox release. 0

@jaymarlon7460 the viewers choice stream is finished. I don't remember this one being in the game. I'll do more viewers choice on the future.

She teleported to the next station

Lol yeah they always are, any unboxing you see where it's the right way up means they've already opened it

@@trainsimulatordriver yeah 😂

I remember you yes, you interacted a bit back then. Have you let TSC update to the latest version and run the 64 bit version. It should tell you what the issue is when it dies rather than just out of memory like it used to say. For me it's usually stable for about six hours.

you are welcome

based on history I will probably build this in 2029

@trainsimulatordriver how long does it take to do it when you decide to?

@psych-ryry typically a modular takes between 20 and 100 hours depending on the complexity of the interior (they are fully detailed inside even though you'll never see it again)

@trainsimulatordriver Nice! Gotta try one someday!

@psych-ryry they are a commitment :)

lol not really, there is such as thing as too much - if you see a lot of dark smoke chances are a new charge of fuel just went onto the fire, if its oily and thick then the fireman is throwing on too much, if its yellow then its too much and the fire is too cold - generally you want a dark grey when you put on a charge and it clears to light grey then clear, once its getting towards clear its time to feed it again

hehe it happens to everyone

:)

@@LazeCraze I do try to reply, some days I can and sometimes there isn't time. I'm glad you appreciate it.

@@LazeCraze for the first question, while I kinda understand pzb it's a very complex topic and I suggest visiting The Professor and watch this video ua-cam.com/users/liveRy8FuUphDgU?si=YHW7zKQ44Tgs2B1e

@@LazeCraze for the second question, the version of each train is the one programmed for that route, you can choose one from another route when playing a service but not in a scenario. However the training centre versions never show up in this list

@@trainsimulatordriver but i could *spawn* ther train that i want but im spawning it when im in the game and when i sit in driver sit it says "you can change to service with the train u choose ....... " and i press it , and it loaded i in other service but same train

​@@trainsimulatordriver and i have in training center train that i dont have this train is DABpbzfa 766 how could i drive it? , i have'nt this train in the invantory and i can spawn it and not drive it and i can drive it in training center , could you tell me how to spawn this train ? , am i need to buy this train or what beacuse i really want to drive it🙏🏻

@@trainsimulatordriver and how i can drive a train that i created in crators club?

Yes it's PBR and it's 7a

@@trainsimulatordrivercool!

@@A2-986 my favorite is 8 and my second favorite is 12 but they are both in workshops currently- 7 and 14 are operational

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@psych-ryry and not really over

@@yvonneconnolly8686 excellent

@@NeeandMarie you get access to the creators club and you can see your progress through the game on your profile

@andy3074 yeah I know, the creators of scenarios need to put these in their descriptions otherwise how do you know you need it?

@@hujands that's my other half she sticks her head in the video sometimes 🤣

watch the video, they would be in there someplace!

You can see one of them at ua-cam.com/users/livepV8a_56MZ8I?si=mc1BFvlW-_BPuZdf&t=4568 (this link will take you to just before the train crosses it)

Thx mate and first thing first this is an excellent video and generally quite accurate however without beating around the bush, the inaccuracies you have captured are the level crossing over Bruthen-Nowa Nowa highway- pretty sure the crossing north-east of the Bruthen bulldogs football club was lights and bells (might not have been to be fair) and I'm almost certain the crossing further towards nowa nowa into the Colquhoun state forest at Tambo upper was definitely protected by warning signals and alarms plus not to mention the crossing over the Princes hwy between Lucknow and Nicholson was also. Nonetheless every single other crossing of this line was passive aside from the service st crossing which you have accurately captured with lights and bells

@@CAD390 I accept what you're saying and I expect its like most simulator routes, it is inspired by the area local to the route rather than being an exact reproduction, after all the stations are there but the towns they serve mostly are not seen. If you're interested in the towns and landmarks being in the game then perhaps Train Sim World would be better for you as most of the routes do tend to carry at least accurate representations of the recognisable landmarks and for the most part the crossings are reproduced as they were at the time of significance. The only diagram I can find of Bruthen is at www.victorianrailways.net/photogallery/line_diagrams/Bruthen%207001.jpg which was last updated in 1968. Normally this diagram shows crossings and the only one it has is a "PCR" which is an open crossing with wing fences at the Orbost end of the yard. It is certainly possible it got updates after that as the line stayed open until the mid 80s although it saw almost no traffic so it likely depended how influential the local politician was!

@trainsimulatordriver thx foe getting back to me and sharing this fascenation it's great 👍

no worries, hope it helps

@@MrEdhunterfc will that's interesting, you shouldn't need to do that! Thanks.

it is always cool - I also love seeing the fire drop from above when you're in the pit under the loco watching it fall while you wash out the ash pan

Yeah indeed, I mention in the video waiting for the brake pressure to drop down to 1 bar before re engaging the throttle

​@@trainsimulatordriver i waited like 30 secends and i tryed to remove reverser change reverser to nutral and then to forward and it didnt work i tryed all and it didnt work , maybe its bug

@@LazeCraze you don't need to move the reverser, all you need to do is put the throttle to off then release the brakes

@@trainsimulatordriver and if i relase the brakes and then i set the thottle to off ?, maybe this is why it did'nt work

@@LazeCraze set the throttle to off first, then release the brakes, after the brake cylinder pressure (look at the gauges in the video) drops to 1 bar you can engage the throttle again

indeed, well an electric version, maybe a e-choo e-choo?

A rich experience. Flying Scotsman is still roving around so you may see it again.

Ah the Stones.

That was a rabbit hole. I now know the 7 main types of bridges! 😅

Lolol yes there are quite a few different kinds of bridge, all of ours are either trestles or culverts. One of them is traditional like this one which is entirely constructed of wood. The ones that are less public and harder to access in the forest are a more modern construction with concrete and steel footings and a steel beam deck. They still have wood poles but the poles sit in steel stirrups. Even this traditional one has the base of the poles wrapped in geofabric designed to wick the water away from the poles and make them last much longer than they did when the bridge was first built. Each timber item in the bridge has the year cut into it, the oldest one I've found is from the first bridge construction in 1899.

There is a road kill restaurant in Melbourne - they "harvest" road kill from the side of the road.