The T&S thread about this scenario to which I responded earlier seems to have vanished, but since I took the trouble to run this scenario again I want to complete my report about it. The OP of the previous thread stated that the scenario could bot be completed due to a derailment crash. This scenario involves assembling two trains, each consisting of two cuts of freight cars. The first train's second and final pickup includes another DB BR 204 engine, which pulls the assembled train away in the opposite direction shortly after the driven 204 uncouples from it. If the driven engine's brake is not set before uncoupling the assembled train, a derailment can occur. This has to be driven very carefully, but the derailment can be avoided. Assembling the second train also requires two pick-ups, but in this case when the second pick-up has been made and the resulting train is uncoupled from the driven engine, another DB BR 204 located close behind the second train couples to it and moves off in the opposite direction. Here, again, derailment might occur if the driven engine does not pull away from the completed consist immediately after uncoupling from it. While these potential derailments may seem diabolical, this strikes me as one of the best shunting activities ever made for TSW: a genuine masterpiece! Congratulations to Rivet's scenario maker!!!!!
Is this the thread? I see there's a new member from Rivet Games who's replied. Maybe Jasper_Rivet might like to read your findings above. Welcome to the forum Jasper.
Good to know that Rivat Games participates in the forum and joins the discussion. Of course the BR 204 is their first project for TSW, so it's also a learning process for them to handle the UE4 correctly and bugs can occur. Even DTG is not infallible...
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