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Unfortunately DTG rejected my suggestion of their being an actual "training mode" (I was thinking similar to that of Gran Turismo) where a demerit...

Looks like it, didn't read the first response of the chain and just went off the TVL chat...

I doubt FGW or the IP holder of the train would allow a failing unit to be modelled directly Overall I like this suggestion, and an updated...

I would look at your keyboard... if it's escaping back several steps it sounds like something's triggering that and that's likely to be "outside...

Then people will want a valenta HST

The 101 gets praise for being an involved drive, one that needs attention and skill to drive effectively (rather than shoving it in drive and...

Milford to Swansea is 71¾ miles...

The reason I would avoid Swansea is to avoid people complaining they don't get the 800 (which doesn't run out to the West Coast very often if at...

If a train driver ran a red at the end of their run they would end up in a meeting with their manager (called a "tea and biscuits" in the trade),...

I believe the rule of thumb is "12 hours on, 12 hours off", a response to the Clapham Junction crash where the engineers were shown to have been...

When I was suggesting it I was looking at Carmarthen to Milford and Pembroke, then looked up the Pembroke timetable and found only four trains a...

go to www.realtimetrains.co.uk At the top click search, then detailed select the station you wish to search on, in this case CARMARTHEN Set WHEN?...

West Coastway has been suggested several times. Look in the suggestions section of the forum

Because of the limitations of the planner there isn't a way of making an all stops on a line unless there's one in the timetable, and in this case...

Fair enough. For many it would be "unfulfilling" given there are no runs IRL which do just this short section, and given there isn't a route in...

I worked this out from Camarthen last week and that's over 70 miles total, didn't add in the line to Swansea...

So four services - assuming one ECS service or shuttle to the end of the line and one full run service into PAD for each branch

I'm sure that's how it works outside London for the most part too, but in London and the SouthEast where there are a lot of very close together...

This isn't how trains work in real life, especially on a corridor such as BML. The "London end" commuter trains generally end either within or...

To be fair, this would be two stops in 13 minutes... hardly interesting

Absolutely. Can't see the train in profile, can't see what weather it is, or time of day and it's just too dark. I think they were going for...

Matt's comment was that people would "get used to it", and though I don't really care what the option screen looks like I can see the old one is...

The OHLE on the route in game is incomplete and the line isn't set to electrified past Hayes and Harlington (I believe) so yes, it would be a...

The Reading branch is already in game as GWE

Unfortunately the spur to Heathrow is a private railway, owned by the airport itself and they don't give licenses out, so until this changes this...

I imagine it's the vehicles... The US has a long history of cool looking cars and bikes to get around on. Go back 50 years in many other countries...

Confirmed on PC too. A London Bridge service comprised of a 387 and 377 gets stuck on the throat of the station and everything just crumbles

It CAN save a game in progress. What it doesn't do is save the signal state, instead relying on the dispatcher to rebuild this from scratch, hence...

There are plenty of English Governments, but I guess you mean "one which Governs only England" and you are correct in that there isn't one, but...

The official language of Wales is Welsh and is a devolved matter. English is not and has never been an official language, but is of course in such...

You're joking, right????

Anglicised names are unfortunately the norm on an English speaking forum, and most Welsh and Scottish cities are addressed similarly (Don't see...

CPU - about 8 years old GPU - AMD series 7 RAM - 64Gb DDR3 1Tb M.2 SSD don't remember HDD (I've got three doing different things) Win 10 Networked...

Only two services (each way) start or end at London Bridge from Brighton. All the remainder go via LBG and Blackfriars to Bedford or Cambridge...

Scottish railways are devolved so I don't see why this would change... same with wales (even if their livery is more boring)

These were generally from the days when trains were painted manually rather than by computer or "wrapped" as many are now. I'm fine with neutral...

OPs start a thread, they don't control it. The point of a "forum" is anyone can read, respond and learn from it, so even if the OP starts it with...

That's not how forums work... if you don't want to be in the discussion then feel free to unwatch. The rest of the forum can then discuss your...

Use the train brake to keep your speed to about 6mph and it works fine

I would imagine that certain DLC may cause certain issues, but "having all of them" only causes issues on machines where there's a limit to such...

Good. I'm not as don't do US routes...

After doing that and stopping at the train wash you then reverse again into the siding two to the left of the one in my "proceed" screen shot, and...

Just doing the run now and found a mix to pass the stop board... [ATTACH] Switch set 1 - before train wash [ATTACH] Switch set 2 - after train...

True, but then countries have flags, anthems etc etc. I'm sure the PEOPLE don't care much, but the people "running the country" seem to care

They've overlaid the Union Jack onto it, probably trying to make it a nationalist or "more British" thing... fails spectacularly of course, but...

DTG Natster : Should be in technical reports?

Unfortunately TSC is written in an old version of DirectX which is not portable to the consoles... UE ran on them anyway so was less of an issue...

I meant specifically with regards to performance... Try running win98 on a 386 or Vista on an original pentium And not going anywhere near the...

Devlog to me would refer to what HAS been done (ie logged) so even that semantically would be incorrect Either way, I don't really see the point...

I've been working with Windows is various capacities (from user to network manager) since windows 3.1 and the only thing I can ever remember...