It's generally easier to drive steam in TSW than TSC where you can quickly come to grief. Despite what Matt says on the video about going to...
Something along the Riviera (not high speed), the Cevenol or again classic route from Amiens to Calais or Rouen to Dieppe all before the Chunnel...
I don’t think you understand how this works. The named pins you place in Google Earth are saved from MyPlaces to a suitably named kml file. Let’s...
Yes, watched another 40 minutes and the lighting is really going to spoil the experience. Even on a bright sunny day this should be a bleak and...
The best way to do markers both named pins and the route line is with TS Tools (formerly RW Tools), set up your developer and source folders from...
Oh I agree. When I’ve built my own routes in Trainz, TSC etc. I have a clutter phase for each km of scenery placement. Start with the basics,...
Niddertalbahn is great but frankly and at the risk of the pitchforks and kindling for the stake coming out, after a few runs it starts to...
Finally got round to buying this, mainly for the layer on to MML. It’s not bad but really who thought just five coaches would be enough for a...
Yes please, perhaps a rebuilt Merchant Navy or West Country and something smaller like a Schools, or a BR Standard 4.
The code needs to "git gud" so that if you start to run late on the "notional" freight schedule, the AI signaller will intervene and run faster...
Pure guesswork but I will go for maybe next year and I suspect it will be something for Germany rather than North America.
Good call but in the medium to long term the route needs some GWR locos and stock, maybe a Pannier tank and a Hall class tender loco.
Given Rapid Transit is pretty much abandoned, I doubt shouting "high priority bug" will garner much attention. Does sound like a traction lock...
This. But you're never going to get the whole route, even Salisbury to Exeter would be pushing what DTG can do length wise in a TSW route. Yeovil...
All you have to do in manual mode is to initially open the firebox door. That should trigger the fireman to start shovelling. Don’t think you need...
A Pannier would go well with a GWR “B” set while for the Hall, they could possibly do a rake of Collett or Hawksworth coaches rather than just...
Watched the first 45 minutes or so of the stream and it is looking pretty good, but as always, a couple of observations (I'll mark it on the map...
A Pannier and a Hall would go down a treat for WSR.
Ideal place for the Class 40 would be North Wales Coast, with the backup Aviemore to Inverness. Or maybe Dundee to Aberdeen,
I say yes. By all accounts some of the old East German stock was even more uncomfortable than the DB UIC BM stock! I’m guessing the hard part...
This route is going to be another example where DTG need to fix the service chaining save game bug, where once you start the next run if you save...
I think you still get AP for the train/route, so yes unless anyone knows different.
Also something around the Lincoln area could be interesting, particularly if set before St Marks closed and the yards at Holmes and Pyewipe were...
Or something like the (old) Northamptonshire ironstone network around Corby, Nassington etc. That would make a great industrial complex in the game.
Yes please! Especially a RMB... And don't forget a set of tours for the Class 40, too, give it Load 13 to haul.
Re the Jubilee and 8F (not sure about the forthcoming 4F). Could the flyscreen on the above locos please be modified so that it can be extended...
Sorry chap, but this really has nothing to do with my proposal... :)
Actually I think the biggest problem - and it's not just here but all sorts of other forums - is the inability to accept some people have a...
This is indeed going to be an extreme distraction next week, juggling this, clearing more Journeys on the original SoS and of course continuing on...
With two main lines now released for steam traction in TSW, how about a change of pace with a little branch line where we can potter around with a...
Absolutely. Pottering along a branch line with a Jinty or 57xx Pannier Tank would be sheer joy. One I remember from MSTS days is the old...
Echo the above sentiments. Looking great. Also a fantastic (and fast) response to the feedback which should be a learning point for all the...
I will have to try the BMG version again in TSC to compare, but certainly my recollection taking an 8 coach passenger consist over The Port Road,...
You really do need to advance the regulator gradually on the 8F. Even 10% seems enough to induce wheelslip at > 55% cutoff particularly in the...
I’d say it’s about 50/50. After all we have seen a rise in the number of quite short routes and yes there is an element of assumption but equally...
My only thoughts on the 8F is that it still seems a tad overpowered. Maybe the Northampton to Edge Hill consist is fairly lightweight but it...
In fact the quote from the T&C above states exactly what to do if you feel something breaches copyright - use the CC report button. It does not...
Indeed. I was very critical initially but mellowed on seeing it would be £20, to the point of maybe even buying if it gets a pre order discount....
Maybe the simplest answer would have been a money off voucher towards a route of the player’s own choice or, if you own everything, a future...
I suppose it could be something like Bolton to Blackpool, not inconceivable given Ambergate to Chinley. As regards the 26’s I suppose at the...
Thanks. I’m still pumped for the route and will be eagerly waiting tea time to come and go on Tuesday so I can get upstairs on the main PC and get...
Thanks Matt. Hopefully it will come.
I suspect “26” is a red herring. The logical home for a Class 26 would be Inverness but none of the routes gives a logical end point at 46 miles....
Not watched the stream or the YT highlights but what if anything was said about the chances of a green Class 45 in there at some stage? Also what...
I too would love to see a steam pack for WSR. Maybe something like a Pannier or Prairie tank, or perhaps a Hall, all of which would have reuse...
Indeed. OP way to destroy your forum credibility at a stroke. And while I’m a confirmed agnostic, nevertheless the old biblical saying comes to...
Well that really is too fast for a Jubilee. IIRC the fastest speed for a LMS loco was 114 MPH set by Coronation Class 6220 Coronation in 1937....
I am still wondering on Edinburgh to Dundee, not sure what that would give us train wise though.
Got to admit, having watched Don Coffey’s cab ride again, I am slowly coming round and slightly warming to the idea of this route, particularly if...
I just had a bit of wheelslip with the 8F at speed… 50mph, 35% cutoff and 55% regulator. Weather conditions wet but shouldn’t really be happening....
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