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@@JoeDelaney64 it should be the same, I'm away from my PC at the moment so I can't check if it's changed

@@trainsimulatordriver Thanks

@@trainsimulatordriver Hi I have it now, It was a mouse issue, Mouse was not picking up switch

@@AmazeTase you get points as you go, but to be certain I suggest finishing the run then return to free roam and use the route hop

@@BURRITO44 great, I hope you enjoy it and feel free to ask any questions

@@BURRITO44 thanks

@@1Alex925 enjoy it 😸

@@chriszaker9474 in scenarios the systems are often turned on automatically to help push the player to the next level. If they're already on there's nothing extra to do

@@motoaddiction9177 for 1000hz you must acknowledge and immediately reduce speed, for 500hz there's no need to acknowledge but you must reduce speed, both speeds vary but if you use 85kmh for 1000 and 25 for 500 you'll be safe enough. Turn on the safety system helper in settings if it's not on. It tells you what to do.

@@trainsimulatordriverthank you, I didn’t know that was even an option!

Hope it helps

@@Thijsss899 you talk about PS4 and computer in this, there's no way to transfer from console to PC or the other way. Transfer only works on the machine you played on before

@@trainsimulatordriver oh okay, thanks for your help

@@Thijsss899 no worries

@@benzannoni2438 I put in a proposal for Werribee to Frankston. I doubt they'll do it.

@@trainsimulatordriver I back your proposal hard but it’s too long for them. I’d back Flinders-Frankston. Plenty of express running and service variation. Belgrave Lilydale would be my pick. Slow services, express, limited express. The whole lot.

@@benzannoni2438 the reason I included Werribee is because that's where Franga trains go before they come back

@@Kimjongilmao you're welcome

@@Pegasus_Gr it should follow your platform settings, I don't recall ever being asked on install. I can look after work but if you don't want to wait look in the settings menus and under your profile

@@JohnGillespie-s5n indeed a grand machine

It is a bespoke engine so while I'd not rule it out I would be surprised. Normally when games are destined for console they run on something like Unity or Unreal as it makes the multiple platform builds easier. You don't need much of a PC to run it. My games beast sits on about 5% CPU and 10% GPU which means it would run on just about anything.

Not much to learn with the 710 at all - all my tutorials are in th-cam.com/video/25vU57aypEU/w-d-xo.html the specific one you need is th-cam.com/video/PNhF4GoJWOc/w-d-xo.html

@@trainsimulatordriver thanks is there anything in the game that I can switch on to tell me what to press? Like any special mode?

@@craigr9881 There are some assisting hints - look under settings / player assist - set the Player Assist default level to beginner

You're asking for an 18 month course :). The scenario Depot Days on San Bernadino will take you through a cold start for an MP36. For the most part the only trains that make decent use of their screens are the German ones and some of the freight locomotives (SD70, ES44C4) the others don't really do anything useful with them. Where they do I cover it in my tutorials usually, if you think there is a specific gap you'd like filled call it out. For speed, you probably won't like the answer but it is learn the route. IRL the drivers don't read speed signs except for temporary restrictions. On the railway I work on for example I know the mainline speed and I know the speeds each curve is safe for. Generally speaking as a real driver (engineer in your case) you would do months of classroom training on the trains and route before they send you out to observe another driver then you'd be in control observed and once your observer things you've learned enough you'd do your assessment before being turned out on the road on your own. I use the Track Monitor for upcoming speeds as an alternative to learning every route. As you follow a real life method, you'd look for landmarks where the speed changes and note them down on a pad or file. Then as you drive turn off the HUD and look for landmarks and see how you go.

@@trainsimulatordriver Haha i guess i have to sign up for the course. jokes aside, Honestly would love to get into driving these things in real life but i just don't have the background for it or even know how to get into it or know anyone i could network with to get into it. lmao. However, that is very interesting that they just know know where the speed changes. thank you for all that info. I'm surprised they don't have a better system for that in North America. i mean i know some of the highspeed trains tell you about the speed limit changes and some even slow down for you. but with how technology is now a days I'm surprised they don't have a system on board to indicate the speed changes in these North American trains.

@@jay18fan They do, there are several called PTC (not implemented in game) and ATC and ATCS (Boston, all LIRR routes in game). They tell the driver exactly what to do. They're not on much of the rail infrastructure in the US and a lot of commuter railways choose to stay under 80mph to avoid them which is why the top speed on Caltrain for example is 79mph. I think the revamped electrified real life line actually does have PTC now so they can go faster. While these systems inform the driver, they are not a replacement for route knowledge. Route knowledge not only tells you how to drive it will help you recognise when things are wrong (e.g. something has moved). While learning operations is daunting if you want to run as per real life, you can run more simply in the game and be very satisfying. I'm a fireman on my railway and from time to time I get to drive. Recently I was handed the controls to one of our diesels and after pulling off a powered stop (where you have the loco powering, the rolling stock braking and the loco bailed off keeping the train stretched out which is more comfortable for your passengers) the driver supervising me asked how the hell I knew how to do that, I did not have the heart to tell him I learned it in a game :).

@@trainsimulatordriver haha that’s awesome. That’s why I love simulators. I play Microsoft Flight Sim too and it’s just super cool to learn how these machines work and to be able to somewhat accurately replicate the jobs of a pilot and engineer and learn what they do. So much better than playing call of duty 🙄 in my opinion. Thanks again for the info. That’s cool. You sound like you have a really fun job. That’s what it’s all about. 👍🏻

@@jay18fan oh it is, definitely awesome

@@redactedvr21 enjoy the train

@@Wingixx The one used here is from West Coast main line but I also have Bakerloo

@@Thatonerailfan1243 I'm guessing that you're running the free startup pack. The trains are only available in the training centre for you unless you buy some DLC which will give you a route to run on. Use the root menu to open up training Centre and you can walk around and find trains that you can drive in there.

@@andy3074 yes

@@Ash-pt6ih if you do exactly what I do in the tutorial it will work for you

@@Ash-pt6ih works fine for me. You must have missed a step.

@@Thattrainguy4334 they look pretty decent now

@@psych-ryry you can pay if you want to, perhaps donate to CALM

@@trainsimulatordriver my point is, why wouldn't a patch for bugs be free?

ive been wondering why all the tsw 5 video creators have been putting the emphasis on free patch.

@@gtasandman I wasn't aware of any coordinated activity

@@psych-ryry there's no reason it would not be free

@@andy3074 have you reported it?

I don't have an account on dtg forums

@@andy3074 Can you make a video demonstrating the problem? If you can do that I can put a ticket in for you directly

@@TheFrankyboy221 I don't know, West Coast Main Line Preston to Carlisle is getting close 😂

@@Bigbossgaming20 go for it mate, I hope you find something satisfying

@@brandonslone8937 you really should go play your PS2 again lol

@@brandonslone8937 I acknowledged on your earlier post that there are some texture issues that are being worked on but I don't think they look awful. I do happen to play on both Xbox S and Xbox X. It's nowhere near as good as my PC but no console ever would be.

@@brandonslone8937 you're perfectly welcome to your opinion

It’ll just be level of detail being low. It’s an easy fix, especially on unreal engine. I’d love to try and fix it for them as they all still seem so new to ue baring in mind it’s technically their 6th version in the UE engine.

​@@HostadDigitalMediaTSW 5 runs on UE4 not 5.

@@lxs1990 yeah I know. I’m just used to referring to it as ue5

@@lxs1990 what are you playing on? There's a fix in the works for the Xbox textures I'm told. Performance around Frankfurt is similar to other big stations so yes unlikely to change much although there are tweaks in the works.

@@HostadDigitalMedia it's not that, the textures are wrong in the build it's not a client setting

@@maffarick fixing stuff? They usually fix the big things

@@train_guy46r36 thanks

@@MaxTheCat99999 come get it

@@VioletsInspirationSoup I've been trying to get it to hand feed like the Magpie family it chased away. It's getting close.

@@ktydeck cool, it was a massive stream

Yeah I think we're in for a bit of a treat

Yeah I imagine they would. Last mile diesels are not powerful usually.

Shut, open means turned off, closed means turned on circuit breakers. Is AWS sounding at signals? Its possible MML doesn't have the code for this functionality too.

@trainsimulatordriver its sounding at signals and I get safty points when I use hst on that route

@@darrenclark2851 if it's sounding it signals then that is all you can do. If you're still not getting points, report it via the dovetail forums

how eccentric of you

@@VioletsInspirationSoup White noise is life

@@Horsa-sr8oz handy to know. Thank you

@@OfficialSEIC2K6 yep

@@OfficialSEIC2K6 it was heading for York