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Thanks for the positive feedback and for participating in the streams. It probably does help that I'm doing medium and smaller aerodromes, then have time to connect to the audience watching.

@@josecapos5421 Thanks for the traffic. Hope to see you again soon.

@@richardswede Thanks for subscribing. I’m always happy to hop on to provide cover if I’m free. Not sure how I find out about your intended group flights - please let me know. I have to do 50 hours on standard airports, then I get some course material, theory exam and practical session at Gatwick. After that, it’s 50 hours at Gatwick Ground or Delivery before Heathrow Ground training. So roughly about 100 hours in total. However, I expect that to be slightly more as Gatwick is a popular position to control. Whilst that’s all going on, I can get onto the S2 waiting list at 50 hours, so the same time as the Gatwick endorsement opens. Then once I’ve waited and pass the training group that open ups tower positions at standard airports. I add tower view to a few videos when it doesn’t distract me controlling.

@@-M4cD4ddY- Hello. Thanks for watching and the question. I’m going to do a video that explains the process I followed. Details about becoming a controller is here www.vatsim.uk/atc/new-controller Be warned the wait time is long but I used that time to fly on the network and learn so that I was well prepared for the training and exams.

​@@Gamer-Clark Ok super I'll keep an eye out for the video 😊

Prepare for a LONG LONG LONG Wait, currently i have been waiting 14 months with no idea where i am on the list!!

@@richardswede Hopefully you are somewhere near the top. Try and get a no-show spot at the next seminar if you don't get an invite.

@@Gamer-Clark Fed up of waiting and no one getting back to me. Transferred to Scandinavia( Norway) for training.

@@ridley8340 Really enjoyed our chat. Hope to chat again soon.

I’m streaming and controlling at Manchester Ground on Thursday 1900z-2100z. Feel free to come along and say hi.

Thanks for watching and I agree. When I've flown on VATSIM, the time and effort the controllers put in is truly amazing. Hopefully, I can pay back to the community in my little way by controlling. Hope to see you online when I'm controlling, say hi if so.

@@Gamer-Clark I'll sure do :)

Thanks for the comments and they’re super helpful. I understand your points and will try different scene setups to see what works best. I agree, a larger Euroscope is probably better. And yes, us Yorkshire men should stick together. 😂

Thanks. What did you think of the TowerView scene?

​@@Gamer-Clark You should definitely switch the tower view and euroscope. But it's a good addition.

Thanks for watching. I'm looking to stream and record at least once a week but might pop up more frequently. Are you a fellow VATSIM pilot or controller?

@@Gamer-Clark I'm looking forward to it. I've been a member of ivao/vatsim for over 10 years now but I have always been a bit too nervous to make flights. Now I am older and way less anxious I maybe wanna really give it a shot and get my controller training to do some controlling. That's why seeing this video really makes me happy.

@@Theactualgamer1You should start flying with ATC coverage. I was very nervous to start but did a VATSIM NewWings event where the pilots were new and there was a briefing to read. If you are comfortable flying a plane in the sim, then you should be fine. You’d be more than welcome to connect when I’m controlling as you saw in this video, we try abs help new pilots. We all have to start somewhere.

@@Gamer-Clark Thank you very much for the tips my friend I will try to give them a go. I did not know about NewWings event so I will look into it. Keep up the great work!

This isn't a very efficient network, I've done much better ones. Particularly if you ever end up doing co-op style games with logic gates etc.

Sorry about that but thanks for watching. I hope I haven't put you off other videos of mine. I'm learning the mic settings, maybe I don't have it so close to me next time.

The graphics are spot on.

That is one setting you are allowed to change from the default of high.

Nice, please can you let me know what maps you used?

@@Gamer-Clark The 4K scenarios (4K Europe, 4K Japan), you can download them in the game. Europe starts in 1900... Played "normal" industry and 2cc sets, fokus on Pass. I started with coal, wood, iron to get cash. after about 20 Years collecting cash, i started connecting pass-cities, My concept: Connect 3 cities via train, 2 train service, all connected cities has at least 5 stations with bus/tram, i let the network grow, when the city grows, Metros in Citys above 20k..., Airports are build as far outside a city as poss - but at least 3 15k-cities should be nearby to fe feed them... My goal was to connect all cities, have full service with low cargo waiting. But I gave up in 1964 having connected roughly 1/3 of the towns, that grew to massive cities and formed metropoles, I could not handle anymore...

Yes, I have a 34 inch monitor and the aspect ratio does not work well on UA-cam or Twitch videos.

Thanks for being a developer of BRTrains. That GRF set is amazing.

shut up just skip

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Early trains do not slow down at every turn. They use the same math as every other train, which is based on curve length. Track type does impact what speed the trains will slow down to on a short curve length, but train itself has no impact. In the example you quoted, the two turns are in opposing directions therefore do not effect the train speed, and the third turn is 5 tiles away which is plenty of curve length.

@@AtomixKingg Hmm... I'll take your word for it, eventhough my memory tells me different. Maybe I was thinking about the Chimera, which does not slow down on one zigzag turn... thx for correcting me.

If there are multiple trains for the same track and one breaks down then the other ones can come closer if you have multiple signals.

The more signals you have, the higher throughput of your tracks. If you only have one train on the track, then yes you're absolutely right, but with anymore than one you'll have trains waiting around for no reason. Actually to get the most throughput, you want the smallest possible gap. Yes, it's a higher initial investment, but only a couple thousand. After your trains running the route a few times you'll make the investment back over having only one signal on a one-way line. This idea scales up the more and more trains you have on the line.

Yes.

Saber OUT! :D

@@1highlyunlikely :)

Hello, Have you tried clicking the 'Check Online Content' button from the main menu and searching for 'OpenSFX'. You should be able to download that Base Sounds pack which will install it.

@@Gamer-Clark I tried doing that yet it still shows nosound, and going back to online content it looks like the installation hasnt done anything. My friend has the same problem.

In the Game Options menu, there is the option to select the sound pack to use.

@@Gamer-Clark the sound pack works just fine its the music that doesnt.

I can’t think off the top of my head. I’ll try a fresh install tomorrow and see if mine works out of the box.

yeah..

congratulations on broaching the topic though!

it didnt, but you gave new life to a dead category, huge w

@@D_4_N_ Thanks. Will you be giving it a go? Any other categories that need a refresh.

Thanks for your comment and watching the video. Depending on the part of the UK, there is a hilly section of the Pennines running between the East and West.

@@Gamer-Clark Pennines are your rough divider? Fair enough. North America is more complicated. East Coast, then the Midwest (Great Lakes). Midwest happens long before the West Coast ever starts

@@Gamer-Clark Look up Megalopolis, that's an interesting concept that goes beyond Metropolitan areas. It's really cool, when you see it at that scale. And that rail line, along with boats, could create a regional mega-city if you will. I know you find that stuff interesting

Not sure what's unrealistic about having a starting map with massive cities when London's population in 1980 (The start year of this save) was ~6.75 Million. Besides, dude didn't say he likes playing on custom maps because he needs pure realism, he said he perfers it for the "slight bit of realism", big difference there

“Realistic” means copying the real world networks and units etc, you’re completely missing the point @parastas

The noise you hear is the vehicle sound from the GRF pack. It is a bit loud, I’ll turn it down on the next video.

Thanks for the taking the time to comment and the positive feedback.

Hello. I’m working on sharing it. Please give me a little more time.

Thanks for the title error.

Thanks for your comment and watching the videos. I hope you are enjoying them. I don’t think ultimately I want to set the goal for 100% realism with routes and timetables. However, it’s good to know when I refresh the timetables on this route.

In what way do you mean? Please explain.

This map seems to have a lot of shopping malls. Hopefully once towns start growing they will look more like we are used to.

Hello, Thanks for watching the videos. I hope you are enjoying the content. Sorry that I've not replied sooner, I've seen your comments and have been hunting for the original scenario file that I downloaded, I think from the OpenTTD Discord server. Good news is that I've found it but need to find a place to share it. I don't want to put it on some iffy filesharing website. Do you have any suggestions?

@@Gamer-Clark Dropbox is a fairly popular....Mediafire is another popular choice. I would be happy downloading from either! Thanks for getting back to me.

Or if you provide a link to the discord....if you can find the location!

Not sure where my other comment went....A dropbox link in the description would be ideal...

Google drive is another good option for this

Hello. I’m working on sharing it. Please give me a little more time.

Thanks. I noticed that too. I’ve fixed it in more recent episodes I’m glad you are enjoying the series too.